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“I got to see the bigger picture for the field, as well as being exposed to a more systematic, methodological way of approaching the field. I think it will help my research in keeping my approach more rigorous and systematic.”
“I learned that different methods can complement each other (like empirical data, lab, and field experiments) and I don’t have to clarify myself as an “experimental person,” for example. I also learned about interesting debates in the field, and how to form criticisms and approach a question.”
“The faculty members were super approachable and helpful during the lectures, the sign-ups, and the discussions in the breaks, as well. Everyone was interested in what I’m doing and gave very useful pieces of advice.”
“I most enjoyed the big picture lectures that went beyond individual papers (though these were great, too).”
“The summer school definitely highlighted the importance and benefits of working at the intersection between theoretical and empirical work.”
“It would be very interesting to see different faculty members discussing/debating over certain topics, given how different perspectives they have.”
“There are very diverse approaches to behavioral economics. Some convergence might be helpful, i.e. there is reason to treat them as less mutually-exclusive approaches as they have been so far.“
“There are still a lot of open interesting research questions, lots of inspiration.”
“It gave me extra energy to talk to enthusiastic and passionate behavioral scientists.”
“Behavioral IO-type models are really interesting, and I wasn’t aware of their existence. I learned to think of research agendas in a broader sense, not paper by paper.”
“I learned that behavioral economics is a mid-sized family.”