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Claire Tsai is a Professor at the Rotman School of Management (University of Toronto), specializing in Behavioral Economics, Consumer Behavior, Decision Making, and Risk Perception. Her research explores how psychological factors influence economic choices, social behaviors, and organizational dynamics.
Her recent publications highlight novel insights into large language model efficiency, temporal perception in mundane tasks, and emotional responses to risk. Across 15 recent articles, she examines metacognitive processes, behavioral interventions, and digital consumer dynamics, with significant contributions to judgment theory and prosocial behavior during crises.
While no explicit awards or students are documented in the provided materials, her work intersects with critical domains in modern behavioral science, including nudge theory, organ donation policy, and language-driven product engagement.
