Panel Discussion
Hispanic Ethnicity and Consumer Behavior
Guest Speaker
Dr. Tom Schatz (UT Professor Emeritus) discusses the media industries and their history.
Training
October 3rd and 4th: Updating Rubrics for Writing Assignments with AI in Mind
Training
October 3rd and 4th: Updating Rubrics for Writing Assignments with AI in Mind
The devices in our pockets and on our wrists often demand our immediate attention. They also facilitate full-scale reconsideration of how we study and optimize human behavior. Daily and digital life have merged. Data are everywhere – opening new opportunities to observe, probe, and modify every imaginable aspect of human behavior – at a scale we never imagined. Using collections of intensive longitudinal data from survey panels, experience sampling studies, social media, laboratory observations, and our new Screenomics paradigm, I illustrate how consideration of zooms, tensions, and switches (ZOOTS) is transforming our understanding of behavioral change. Along the way, I develop calls for more flexible definitions of time, fluidity and diversity of methodological approach, and engagement with science that adds good into the world.
