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Published Papers

• "Forecasting and Backcasting: Predicting the Impact of Events on the Future," Jane E.J. Ebert, Daniel T. Gilbert, and Timothy D. Wilson, Journal of Consumer Research (October 2009).
  
   
• "Decision Making and Brand Choice by Older Consumers," Catherine Cole, Gilles Laurent, Aimee Drolet, Jane Ebert, Angela Gutchess, Raphaelle Lambert-Pandraud, Etienne Mullet, Michael I. Norton, and Ellen Peters, Marketing Letters (December 2008).
   
• "The Fragility of Time: Time-Insensitivity and Valuation of the Near and Far Future," J. E. J. Ebert and D. Prelec, Management Science (September 2007).
   
• "Decisions and Revisions: The Affective Forecasting of Changeable Outcomes," D. Gilbert and J. E. J. Ebert, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (2002).  Vol. 82, p. 503-514.
   
• "The Role of Cognitive Resources in the Valuation of Near and Far Future Events," J. E. J. Ebert, Acta Psychologica (2001).  Vol. 108, p. 155-177.
   
• "Attentional Biases for Emotional Faces," B. Bradley, K. Mogg, N. Miller, C. Bonham-Carter, E. Ferguson, J. Jenkins, and M. Parr, Cognition and Emotion (1997).  Vol. 11, p. 25-42.

Publications in Refereed Conference Proceedings

• "Self-Sympathy in the Short-Term: Self-Other Differences in Long-Term Benefits and Short-Term Costs," J. E. J. Ebert, Long abstract in Advances in Consumer Research (in press).  Vol. 32.
   
• "Understanding the Evaluation of Future Events: The Impact of Psychological Characteristics Both of the Events and of the Evaluators," J. E. J. Ebert, Special session summary in Advances in Consumer Research (2004).  Vol. 31, p. 538-540.
   
• "The Motivational Force of Future Rewards: Differences Between Explicit and Implicit Valuations for Future and Uncertain Rewards," J. E. J. Ebert and D. Prelec, Long abstract in Advances in Consumer Research (2004).  Vol. 31, p. 538-539.
   
• "Psychological Approaches to Future Rewards: Sequences, Valuation, Effort, and Frequency Programs," J. E. J. Ebert, Special session summary in Advances in Consumer Research (2003).  Vol. 30, p. 68-71.
   
• "Valuation of Future Rewards: Considering Cognitive Effort, Lay Beliefs, and the Salience of Delay," J. E. J. Ebert and D. Prelec, Long abstract in Advances in Consumer Research (2003), Vol. 30, p. 69-70.
   
• "Strategies for Affective Forecasting:  Differences in Bias, Use of Information, and Cognitive Effort," J. E. J. Ebert and D. T. Gilbert, Long Abstract in Advances in Consumer Research (2003).  Vol. 30, p. 144-145.