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I examine the roles cognition and networks play in social evaluations, individual and group performance, and organizational outcomes. My primary research stream examines a specific subset of competition non-winners – i.e., finalists, or “near-winners” – in order to provide an alternative to the prevailing “winner-takes-all” presumption. These projects help understand why humans are the only species that competes for prestige-based status, and why some ideas are successful from their debut whereas others take longer to shift a paradigm.
    Topics: Status, Reputation; Competition; Awards; Networks; Attribution Theory; Social Cognition; Economic Sociology

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