Assoc. Prof. of Marketing Deborah Small is featured for her study on pursuing self-interest while avoiding feelings of guilt.

Assoc. Prof. of Marketing Deborah Small is cited for her research on motivations for charitable giving.

Assoc. Prof. of Marketing Deborah Small and Adjunct Assoc. Prof. of Management Monica McGrath offer commentary on how masculine norms impact women in the workplace; a recent Knowledge@Wharton article is cited.

Assoc. Prof. of Marketing Deborah Small is cited for her research on pursuing self-interest without feeling guilty.

Assoc. Prof. of Marketing and Psychology Deborah Small and Jonathan Berman, Wharton doctoral candidate, are highlighted for their research on pursuing self-interest while avoiding feelings of guilt.

Assoc. Prof. of Marketing Deborah Small is cited for her research on how negative stereotypes impact charitable behavior.

Assoc. Prof. of Marketing Deborah Small is noted for her research on why support for school projects differs according to the recipients’ race and age.

Assoc. Prof. of Marketing and Psychology Deborah Small is highlighted for her research on charitable giving.

Assoc. Prof. of Marketing and Psychology Deborah Small is noted for her research on how statistics and personal stories impact charitable giving.

“Fatal (Fiscal) Attraction: Spendthrifts and Tightwads in Marriage,” a study co-authored by Assoc. Prof. of Marketing and Psychology Deborah Small, is highlighted in an article about the relationship between income and divorce rates.

“Fatal (Fiscal) Attraction,” a study co-authored by Asst. Prof. of Marketing and Psychology Deborah Small, is cited in an article about the spending habits of married couples.