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Just returned from Agent 2007: Complex Interaction and Social Emergence at Northwestern University, where I presented my paper The Evolution and Persistence of Dominant Roles in Interorganizational Relationships. Okay, now that I’m all invigorated it’s time to get back to work! If you’d like a copy of our paper, let me know and I’ll be happy to send it to you when it’s available. An experimental study demonstrates that an increase in psychological ownership and valuation can be obtained by having consumers close their eyes and visualize touching an object moreover, this increase is similar in magnitude to that obtained from having consumers actually touch the object. In this research, we explore the possibility of using touch (haptic) imagery as a surrogate for actual touch. This effect extends beyond legal ownership to psychological ownership, which can arise simply from touching an object. Previous research has shown that consumers value objects more highly if they own them, a finding commonly known as the endowment effect. Incidentally, here’s the abstract from our working paper: The session also provided a welcome opportunity to interact with the other participants and learn about their research. We received a number of helpful questions and suggestions. Joann Peck and I presented our working paper, In Search of a Surrogate for Touch: The Effect of Haptic Imagery on Psychological Ownership and Object Valuation, at the working paper session. What a great conference! The two keynote speakers, Russel Fazio and John Cacioppo, were simply amazing it was inspiring to hear them talk about their research. I just returned from SCP 2008, which was held in New Orleans.

DEVONTHINK PRO OFFICE RESEARCH UPDATE

To update your DEVONthink index (e.g., after adding articles to your Papers library), click on the “Papers” folder in your DEVONthink database and choose “Synchronize” from the “File” menu.

DEVONTHINK PRO OFFICE RESEARCH PDF

You can now search your PDF files in DEVONthink! Once indexing is complete, you’ll see a folder structure that mimics the structure of your Papers library.

If you have a large number of papers, it may take a while for DEVONthink to index them.

Locate and select the folder where your Papers library is stored (by default the folder is called “Papers” and it’s stored in the “Documents” folder in your home directory).

Open an existing DEVONthink database or create a new one.

If Papers is configured to store your PDF files in its library (the default), DEVONthink can index these without duplicating them in its database. Recently I was thrilled to find an easy way to use the two programs together. Papers provides a terrific interface for storing and organizing journal articles, and DEVONthink Pro Office offers powerful indexing and searching of PDF files.

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Two of my favorite programs on the Mac are Papers and DEVONthink Pro Office.