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2
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2023
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1
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C. Malik Boykin
Assistant Professor
Verified email at brown.edu
Nathanael Fast
University of Southern California
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Maya J Cratsley
Phd Candidate,
University of Southern California
- Marshall School of Business
Verified email at usc.edu
organizational behavior
technologies
hierarchies
inequality
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“Inventor’s Bias” at Work: When Low-Performing Algorithms Seem Fair
MJ Cratsley, NJ Fast
International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction 40 (1), 24-32
, 2024
1
2024
Effects of applying virtual reality for immersive anxiety reduction in dental patients
B Seiya Liu, N Annabelle, M Cratsley
J Anxiety Depress 2 (2), 117
, 2019
1
2019
Proceeding With Caution: On a Thoughtful and Just Integration of Technology into Society
CM Boykin, MJ Cratsley, T Monroe-White
Academy of Management Proceedings 2022 (1), 17644
, 2022
2022
Realistic group conflict between humans and robots: The rise of skilled robot workers triggers characteristic negative outgroup evaluations and judgments of robots
MJ Cratsley, BF Male, CM Boykin
TMS Proceedings 2021
, 2021
2021
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