Senior Lecturer
Dr. Eliran Halali
CV
Academic Positions
2020-present Senior Lecturer (Tenured),
Department of Psychology, Bar-Ilan University
2018 (Autumn) Visiting Scholar,
Graduate School of Business, Stanford University
2015-2020 Lecturer (Assistant Professor),
Department of Psychology, Bar-Ilan University
Post-Doc
2014-2015 Stanford University, Graduate School of Business
Supervisor: Nir Halevy
2013-2014 Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Department of Psychology
Supervisors: Yoella Bereby-Meyer and Tehila Kogut
Education
Ph.D., Psychology, 2014 - Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Advisor: Yoella Bereby-Meyer
Title: The role of cognitive-control in social preferences
M.A., Psychology, 2009 - Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Advisors: Yoella Bereby-Meyer and David Leiser
Title: Anchoring effect in configuration problems
B.A., Psychology, 2007 (Magna Cum Laude) - The Open University of Israel
Research interests
I study judgment and decision-making processes, focusing on topics such as heuristics and biases, social preferences (altruism, fairness, trust, reciprocity etc.), cooperation and competition between individuals and groups, and unethical behavior. Additionally, I have a specific interest in the interplay between dual processes such as intuition and reasoning, emotions and emotion-regulation, and automaticity and cognitive-control. Combining methods from behavioral economics, social and cognitive psychology, and (more recently) neuroscience, in extensive portion of my work, I try to capture the effects of such dual processes, and their interplay, on the way we form our judgments and decisions.
Grants
2021-2023 Bar-Ilan Data Science Institute. Individual Research Grant.
Subject: Artificial Intelligence for Explaining Decisions in Multi-Agent
Environments (with Sarit Kraus).
Total amount: 75,000 NIS
2018-2019 The Negotiation and Team Resources Institute. NTR-Peterson Grant.
Subject: Divide-and-Conquer:
Harmful Third Parties Undermine Cooperation in Groups.
Total amount: $10,000
2017-2021 The Israeli Science Foundation. Individual Research Grant.
Subject: Morality, Interests, and Intervention:
Disputants and Third-Parties in interpersonal and intergroup Conflict.
Annual amount: 186,000 NIS; Total amount: 744,000 NIS
2017-2020 The Israeli Science Foundation. Research equipment support.
Total amount (including institutional matching): 691,000 NIS
2015 Jerusalem Crime Group and the Israel Law Review. Research Grant.
Subject: Effective Law Enforcement Initiatives (with Yuval Feldman).
Total amount: $2,500
2012 ISEF - Israel Scholarship Education Foundation. Small Research Grant
for PhD students.
Total amount: 3,000 NIS
Last Updated Date : 01/10/2022
