
Stefano DellaVigna
@sdellavi
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Behavioral economist at UC Berkeley and Co-director of Initiative in Behavioral Economics and Finance, Coeditor of the American Economic Review
Berkeley, CA
Joined June 2014
RT @kielinstitute: We’re thrilled to welcome Ulrike Malmendier & Stefano DellaVigna, who just started this week as visiting professors in o….
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RT @evavivalt: New short meta-survey on the SSPP: can you predict how well people predict?. 👇.
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RT @DRitzwoller: Very excited to share this new working paper, joint with @sdellavi, @guido_imbens, and Woojin Kim!.
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RT @UCBITSS: That's a wrap! Many thanks to our amazing speakers &.@TheChoiceLab for co-funding the 13th BITSS Annual Meeting. Great discuss….
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RT @evavivalt: An example of what people can see (and nicely done!). You only get an accuracy score after taking a certain number of surve….
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RT @evavivalt: The Social Science Prediction Platform has a new feature: a leaderboard showcasing those who provided the most forecasts or….
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RT @dmckenzie001: How can you use the Social Science Prediction Platform (@socscipredict ) for development papers? @tedmiguel & I summarize….
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Big milestone for @socscipredict. The Platform that allows you for free to post projects and get predictions has reached 100 projects. These researchers have.been able to compare their findings to the average forecast. No more "We knew it already" from R2! @evavivalt @tedmiguel.
🎉 We’ve hit 100 projects on SSPP! A huge thank you to all the researchers, forecasters, and supporters who made this possible. We're excited to share new platform updates soon! And as always, we welcome your predictions:. @evavivalt @sdellavi @tedmiguel.
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RT @socscipredict: New on the SSPP: Can a digital empowerment curriculum impact college students' smartphone and social media use in India?….
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Concerns about the negative impacts of smartphones and social media have risen alongside their surging use in developing countries. One potential solution is educational interventions to encourage...
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RT @socscipredict: New on the SSPP: How do one-time fiscal events (like debt forgiveness) shape behavior? @ABergeron_econ, @LukasBolte_, an….
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"One-time fiscal events" (OTFEs) refer to policies and events that, ipso facto, occur only once with no de jure periodicity. We observe these kinds of events around the world with considerable...
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RT @angrist_noam: Really looking forward to our session "The Science of Evidence Use: Policymaker & Practitioner Preferences and Responsive….
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RT @ssrc_org: As we revisit this year’s CUF Lecture Series, we start with February’s opening talk by @sdellavi (@UCBerkeley), who explored….
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RT @evavivalt: @alexwcohen @ryancbriggs @EzraKarger @sdellavi @Devin_G_Pope P.S. If you know of any good things to forecast from researcher….
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RT @I4Replication: Why do some interventions fail to scale? 🤔 We chat with @sdellavi & @ElizabethLinos about their paper ‘RCTs to Scale,’ u….
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In this episode, we sit down with Stefano DellaVigna and Elizabeth Linos to dive into their fascinating work, “RCTs to Scale.” We explore what happens when interventions designed in the lab meet the...
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RT @UCBITSS: 📣Interested in open science? Want to be in the room with leading researchers on research transparency? Join us at the BITSS An….
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The BITSS Annual Meeting brings together actors from academia, scholarly publishing, and policy to share novel research and discuss efforts to improve the credibility of social science by advancing...
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I could not agree more. In my econ 101a lecture I tell students "Be kind. Nothing in economics says otherwise." To uphold this (as it is easy to slip), i look to people like G Akerlof, D Laibson, G Rao, L Vesterlund, @lkatz42, @Econ_4_Everyone whom I have always seen uphold this.
Lots of career advice going around for young academics. Here is mine: kindness should not be conditional, just be nice to everyone since science and life are team games. And, once you “make it” never forget that status confers the privilege, and duty, to help others.
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