Management & Organizations Faculty : Tamar Kugler

	Assistant Professor
	Ph.D., Experimental and Social Psychology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (2004) M.A., Economics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (2004) M.A., Cognitive Psychology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (1999) B.A., Psychology and Statistics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (1995)
	Phone:	520.626.7788
	Fax:	520.621.4171
	Email:	tkugler@eller.arizona.edu
	Office:	McClelland Hall, Room 405
	Website:	www.u.arizona.edu/~tkugler

Curriculum Vitae

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Teaching Interests

• Strategic and interactive thinking
• Statistics and research methods

Areas of Expertise/Research

• Interactive decision making
• Inter-group conflict
• Group decision making

Recent Publications and Working Papers

Publications

Baker, T. Harel, A. and Kugler T. (2004). The virtues of uncertainty in law: An experimental approach, Iowa Law Review, 89, 443.

Bornstein, G., Kugler, T. and Ziegelmeyer, A. (2004) Individual and group decisions in the centipede game: Are groups more rational players? Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 40, 599-605.

Bornstein, G., Kugler, T. and Zamir, S. (2005). One group must win; the other need only not lose: An experimental study of an asymmetric participation game. Journal of Behavioral Decision Making, 18, 1-13.

Frost, R., Kugler T., Duestch A. and Forster, K. I. (2005). Orthographic structure versus morphological structure: Principles of lexical organization in a given language. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory and Cognition, 31, 1293-1326.

Kugler, T., Neeman, Z. and Vulkan, N. (2006) Markets vs. negotiations: An experimental investigation. Games and Economics Behavior, 56, 121-134.

Bornstein, G., Kugler, T.,  Budescu, D. V., and Selten R. (In press). Repeated price competition between teams. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization.

Rapoport, A., Kugler, T., Dugar, S. And Gisches, E. J. (Forthcoming). Braess paradox in the laboratory: An experimental study of route choice in traffic networks with asymmetric costs. In Kugler, T., Smith J. C., Connolly, T. and Son Y. J. (Eds.) Decision modeling and behavior in uncertain and complex environments.Springer.

Kugler, T.,  Kocher, M., Sutter, M. and Bornstein G. (In press). Trust between individuals and groups: Groups are less trusting than individuals but just as trustworthy, Journal of Economic Psychology.

Selected Working Papers

Rapoport, A., Kugler, T., Dugar, S. And Gisches, E. J.  Choice of routes in traffic networks: Experimental tests of the Braess paradox”. Third revision resubmitted to Games and Economic Behavior.

Kugler T., Rapoport A., and Pazy A. Public good provision in inter-group conflicts: Effects of asymmetry and profit-sharing rule. Submitted to Journal of Applied Psychology.

Kugler, T. and Bornstein, G. Individuals and groups as players in bilateral conflicts.

Kugler, T., Kocher, M., Kroll, S., and Sutter, M. Inter-group competition and principal agent games: the effect of a competitive market on reciprocal interactions in groups.

Kugler, T., Becker, W., Rapoport A. and Bornstein, G. Group formation and risk sharing.

Kugler, T., Connolly, T., and Kausel, E. The effects of consequential thinking on trust game behavior.

Kugler, T. and Szidarovszky, F. Modeling inter-group competitions: A game theoretical analysis of within and between group conflicts.

Kugler, T., Becker, W. and Olden, J. Internal models of firms and time pressured price competitions.

Professional Associations

• Society for Judgment and Decision Making
• Academy of Management
• ESA

Awards and Grants

• Eller College on Management Undergraduate Teaching Innovation Grant (2007).
• The Jim and Rosemary Haleem Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award (2006).
• United States – Israel Binational Science Foundation (BSF), Joint with Gary Bornstein and Amnon Rapoport (2004-2007).
• Recipient of the Golda Meir Fellowship (2002).
• Israel Foundation Trustees (IFT), Doctoral Research Grant, (2001-2002).
• Extended Ph.D. Scholarship for Excellence, Hebrew University (2001-2004).