Jennifer E Dannals
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Prospective PhD Students

I will be reviewing PhD applications for admission in the coming years. My current work focuses primarily on how individuals learn and perceive social norms. 

I consider the following two papers to be most representative of the work I plan to complete in the future and the type of work on which I'm most excited to collaborate with doctoral students:

1. Dannals, J. E., Reit, E. S., & Miller, D. T. (2020). From whom do we learn the norm? The role of hierarchical rank in social norm perception. Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 161​, 213-227.

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2. Dannals, J. E., & Miller, D. T. (2017). Social norm perception in groups with outliers. Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 146(9), 1342-1359.

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If you're looking for advice on applying for PhDs, whether a PhD is right for you, or how you can best prepare your application, I recommend this resource from Wharton and this resource from two current PhD students at HBS.  
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    • Social Norms and Interventions
    • Diversity and Team Dynamics
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