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David Faro, Ph.D.

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2006 University of Chicago, Chicago, IL 
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Marketing Business Administration, Cognitive Psychology, Clinical Psychology
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Ann McGill grad student 2006 Chicago
 (Causal time compression: The influence of causal beliefs on judgments of elapsed time.)

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Gu Y, Botti S, Faro D. (2018) Seeking and avoiding choice closure to enhance outcome satisfaction Journal of Consumer Research. 45: 792-809
Ilyuk V, Block L, Faro D. (2014) Is It Still Working? Task Difficulty Promotes a Rapid Wear-Off Bias in Judgments of Pharmacological Products Journal of Consumer Research. 41: 775-793
Faro D, McGill AL, Hastie R. (2013) The influence of perceived causation on judgments of time: an integrative review and implications for decision-making. Frontiers in Psychology. 4: 217
Burson K, Faro D, Rottenstreich Y. (2013) Multiple-Unit Holdings Yield Attenuated Endowment Effects Management Science. 59: 545-555
Gu Y, Botti S, Faro D. (2013) Turning the Page: The Impact of Choice Closure on Satisfaction Journal of Consumer Research. 40: 268-283
Smith RW, Faro D, Burson KA. (2013) More for the many: The influence of entitativity on charitable giving Journal of Consumer Research. 39: 961-976
Faro D, McGill AL, Hastie R. (2010) Naïve theories of causal force and compression of elapsed time judgments. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. 98: 683-701
Faro D. (2010) Changing the Future by Reshaping the Past: The Influence of Causal Beliefs on Estimates of Time to Onset Journal of Consumer Research. 37: 279-291
Faro D, Rottenstreich Y. (2006) Affect, Empathy, and Regressive Mispredictions of Others Preferences Under Risk Management Science. 52: 529-541
Faro D, Leclerc F, Hastie R. (2005) Perceived causality as a cue to temporal distance. Psychological Science. 16: 673-7
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