Insights

In the Press

Entrepreneurial Hubris and Overconfidence

While positive emotions are beneficial, their excessive use, when left unchecked, can be perlious.

Leveraging the power of doubt

All around us, companies capitalise on our need for certainty.

How millennial women are redefining leadership

For the younger generation of women in the workplace, there is no such thing as a confidence gap.

How unconscious bias holds us back

Ingrained beliefs, such as self-doubts can prevent us from seizing opportunities and reaching our full potential.

Can good karma have a positive impact

Karma is an effect brought about by a person’s actions, and understanding it could change the way you do business.

Research

Trang’s research at UCL is at the intersection of emotions, language and decision-making. She investigated topics such as free will, interoception, HRV bio-feedback on trading decisions, and attention. Here are a few of her edited research papers.

UCL

University College London
Research Paper

Unravelling the Enigma of Free Will: Implications for Law and Society

Free will has been a debated topic. Some say it's an illusion, others think it's fundamental to human nature.

UCL

University College London
Research Paper

Gut Feelings in Financial Trading Decision-Making

Financial traders often trust their gut instincts. We explore how more experienced traders hone this skill.

UCL

University College London
Research Paper

Interoception and Navigating High-Stress Decision-Making in Law-Enforcement

Making quick decisions is crucial in law enforcement and military ops. Interoceptive awareness can improve decision-making by regulating stress levels.