Joe Gladstone

Assistant Professor

University of Colorado Boulder

United States

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Joe Gladstone is an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado Boulder, USA. His research encompasses areas such as sustainability, financial behavior, and the relationships between financial planning and well-being. Recent articles include investigations into the dynamics of financial infidelity, wealth accumulation, and the implications of personality on consumption responses. He also explores the influences of cognitive abilities on financial outcomes and the effects of social status on green consumption.

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Sustainability Across the Status Spectrum: The S-Shaped Relationship Between Social Status and Green Consumption

Financial infidelity asymmetry predicts couples’ financial and relationship well-being

A glass half full of money: Dispositional optimism and wealth accumulation across the income spectrum.

Understanding the functional form of the relationship between childhood cognitive ability and adult financial well-being

When Paying Is (Even More) Painful: Personality-Based Heterogeneity in Consumption Responses to Economic Hardship

A lack of financial planning predicts increased mortality risk: Evidence from cohort studies in the United Kingdom and United States

Pooling finances and relationship satisfaction.

When Does Psychological Fit Matter? The Moderating Role of Price on Self-Brand Congruity

Spending reflects not only who we are but also who we are around: The joint effects of individual and geographic personality on consumption.

Making medications stick: improving medication adherence by highlighting the personal health costs of non-compliance

Beliefs about Whether Spending Implies Wealth

Love, Lies, and Money: Financial Infidelity in Romantic Relationships

Nice guys finish last: When and why agreeableness is associated with economic hardship.

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Jenna Adriana Maeve Barrett

Justin Pomerance

Jenny Olson

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