Steph Tully @stephtully.bsky.social · 03/08/2026Interesting research in a vacation like setting? Yes please! Submit your research to present at the Society for Consumer Psychology’s annual conference which will be in CANCUN! Note there is a new track for research dialogues to stimulate debate-style research discussions. Deadline is August 15. 010
Steph Tully @stephtully.bsky.social · 22/07/2026I’m having a great visit at the Consumer Finance Institute at the Federal Reserve Bank in Philly. Grateful to have been able to present research led by amazing Ph.D. student Reyna Wang and to get such great feedback. Looking forward to spending time today working with the smart folks here. 000
Steph Tully @stephtully.bsky.social · 24/04/2026Sometimes work is hard and sometimes it’s fun. Today I got to celebrate with Steve Carney and Ignacio Riveros - 2 great USC PhD students I’ve been lucky to work with - as our paper got accepted to the Journal of Consumer Research! & just in time for Ignacio to graduate and head to a job at Meta! 040
Steph Tully @stephtully.bsky.social · 17/04/2026I am excited and honored that our paper “Psychological Ownership of (Borrowed) Money” has been selected as a finalist for the Journal of Marketing Research’s Weitz-Winer-O’Dell award for long term impact! Love the project and working with @eeshasharma.bsky.social and Cindy Cryder 150
Steph Tully @stephtully.bsky.social · 16/12/2025I really enjoyed my visit to HKUST for their marketing camp. My first time in Hong Kong. What a wonderful & welcoming faculty. I also had no idea how beautiful the campus location was! 020
Steph Tully @stephtully.bsky.social · 05/09/2025Sad that it took 4 stores to find a WSJ, but excited to see a write up of my work with @chiaralongoni.bsky.social and @gilappel.bsky.social in print. 040
Steph Tully @stephtully.bsky.social · 08/11/2023Honored to have AMA recognize research with Wendy de la Rosa on the effect of payment frequency on discretionary spending for the Research in Practice Award. 050
Steph Tully @stephtully.bsky.social · 28/09/2023New paper w/ Eesha Sharma & Xiang Wang distinguishes between explanations for scarcity's effect on intertemporal choice. We find that such choices are more rational than prevailing theory suggests, showing that under some conditions scarcity increases willingness to wait. tinyurl.com/ScarcityAndC... 011