Dr. Yuval Rottenstreich

Biography

Yuval Rottenstreich studies the psychology of managerial decision making. He earned his Ph.D. in Psychology from Stanford University and holds an A.B. in Economics and Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania. His research has extensively contributed to the understanding of various psychological phenomena affecting decision making, including biases, aversion, and the mechanisms behind choices made under uncertainty. Rottenstreich has co-authored many significant papers published in prestigious journals such as Management Science and the American Economic Review, exploring topics like endowment effects, decision-making processes, and the influence of psychological factors on economic behavior. His work often investigates how cognition shapes our judgments in uncertain environments and addresses issues related to behavioral anomalies in strategic contexts. He has actively contributed to the fields of psychology and economics through rigorous empirical research and theoretical insights.

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