Dr. Nathan Carter, Professor of Psychology and Org Behavior at Michigan State University, joins the Directionally Correct podcast to discuss his work on causal attitude networks, and innovative way of using causal inference to determine the roots of human behavior. In this episode, we talk about Nathan’s experience not being the most famous Nathan Carter from MSU, we discuss how causal attitude networks are similar to the new Netflix series “The Octopus Murders”, congratulate Cole for co-chairing the upcoming People Analytics World in London conference, how motivated you are as a tenured professor, how Scott and Nathan met, and more shenanigans in the Nerdery. You’ll want to check out this episode of the #1 people analytics podcast!
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#84 - Dr. Nathan Carter - Causal Attitude Networks & The Octopus Murders