Daniel T. Gilbert

Decision Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics(50), Social and Intergroup Psychology(30), Psychology of Moral and Emotional Judgment(25), Behavioral Health and Interventions(21), Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction(13)

Publications222 total

Diversity comes at a cost: multifaceted diversity reduces plant community stability in peatlands
2026Open Access
Exploring farmers’ perceptions of the value and management of dairy-bred calves in block calving dairy systems in England
Animal - science proceedings·2025
An illusion of unfairness in random coin flips.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology·2025
Costly Task Takeovers in Human Performance
Academy of Management Proceedings·2024
Joint statement in support of hepatitis C human challenge studies
˜The œLancet. Gastroenterology & hepatology·2023· 4 citedOpen Access
The illusion of moral decline
Nature·2023· 42 citedOpen Access
Intranasal Oxytocin Modulates Decision-Making Depending on Outcome Predictability—A Randomized Within-Subject Controlled Trial in Healthy Males
Biomedicines·2022· 8 citedOpen Access
Debiased Balanced Interleaving at Amazon Search
Proceedings of the 31st ACM International Conference on Information & Knowledge Management·2022· 4 citedOpen Access
Dear Vera, Chuck, and Dave
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2022
Speak Up! Mistaken Beliefs About How Much to Talk in Conversations
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin·2022· 10 cited
Tips From the Top: Do the Best Performers Really Give the Best Advice?
Psychological Science·2022· 10 cited
A trade-off model of intentional thinking for pleasure.
Emotion·2021· 2 citedOpen Access
Divergent effects of oxytocin on “mind-reading” in healthy males
Cognitive Affective & Behavioral Neuroscience·2021· 8 citedOpen Access
A Trade-Off Model of Intentional Thinking for Pleasure
2021· 2 citedOpen Access
What makes thinking for pleasure pleasurable?
Emotion·2021· 5 cited
Do conversations end when people want them to?
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences·2021· 47 citedOpen Access
It's a wonderful life: Mentally subtracting positive events improves people's affective states, contrary to their affective forecasts.
UNC Libraries·2020Open Access
Your life satisfaction will change more than you think: A comment on Harris and Busseri (2019)
Journal of Research in Personality·2020· 2 cited
The Mind In Its Own Place: The Difficulties and Benefits of Thinking for Pleasure
2019Open Access
The mind is its own place: The difficulties and benefits of thinking for pleasure
Advances in experimental social psychology·2019· 23 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Timothy D. Wilson(24), Thalia Wheatley(5), Thomas Gilovich(4), Patrick S. Malone(4), J. Gregory Hixon(4), Carey K. Morewedge(4), Douglas S. Krull(3), Matthew D. Lieberman(3), Daniel Kahneman(2), Timothy D. Wilson(2), Paul Slovic(2), Elizabeth C. Pinel(2), Stephen J. Blumberg(2), Brett W. Pelham(2), Jonathan M. Meyers(2), Danny Axsom(2), Romin W. Tafarodi(2), Deborah A. Kermer(2), Elizabeth W. Dunn(2), Randall E. Osborne(2)