Nadira Faber
MSc Phd
Social Behaviour and Ethics Lab
BIOGRAPHY
I am an experimental social psychologist and lead the Social Behaviour and Ethics Lab. Before I became a Research Fellow / Principal Investigator at Oxford in mid-2015, I completed a 3-year-PostDoc (Oxford & Delft), a 3-year-PhD (Göttingen), and a BSc/MSc (Munich) in psychology.
RESEARCH
With collaborators from psychology, philosophy, and neuroscience, I investigate cooperation and helping, as well as cognitive enhancement. I mainly use behavioural experiments, but also normative analyses and neuroscientific tools.
For more information, please visit my personal website.
Recent publications
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When Helping is Risky: The Behavioral and Neurobiological Tradeoff of Social and Risk Preferences
Journal article
gross J. et al, (2021), Psychological Science
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When Helping is Risky: The Behavioral and Neurobiological Tradeoff of Social and Risk Preferences
Journal article
gross J. et al, (2021), Psychological Science
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Donors vastly underestimate differences in charities’ effectiveness
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Caviola L. et al, (2020), Judgment and Decision Making, 15, 509 - 516
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Utilitarianism for animals, Kantianism for people? Harming animals and humans for the greater good.
Journal article
Caviola L. et al, (2020), J Exp Psychol Gen
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The effects of psychosocial stress on intergroup resource allocation.
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Schweda A. et al, (2019), Sci Rep, 9