Regular biography
Ayelet Gneezy is a Professor of Behavioral Sciences and Ma at the University of California, San Diego, in the BUS department. Her research focuses on behavioral sciences, though specific details are not provided. She can be contacted via email at agneezy@ucsd.edu, and her profile page is available at https://rady.ucsd.edu/faculty/ayelet-gneezy.html.
Scholar-generated biography
Ayelet Gneezy is a Professor of Behavioral Sciences & Marketing at UC San Diego, known for her research on behavioral economics, decision-making, and prosocial behavior. Her work explores how cognitive capacity, social responsibility, and financial incentives influence human behavior. Gneezy's research interests include the impact of smartphones on cognitive performance, vaccine hesitancy during public health crises, and the role of commitment in behavior change. She also investigates charitable giving, pay-what-you-want pricing, and the psychological effects of financial windfalls. Her studies often employ field experiments to understand real-world behavioral responses to economic and social stimuli.