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Meet Jake Teeny, author of everydaypsych.com

Jake has his Ph.D. in social psychology and is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at Northwestern University. He specializes in the science of social influence, drawing on diverse areas and methods of research to better understand how to change people’s minds. For over a decade, he has been teaching others how to apply psychology to solving real-world challenges.  Click below to learn more.

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Professor Teeny is one of the best professors I’ve had at Kellogg. His passion is palpable and his enthusiasm was infectious. He brought great examples and made every lecture engaging.
Professor Teeny is one of the best professors I have had at Kellogg. He is engaging, funny and a good teacher!
Professor Teeny is an excellent speaker and teacher, and I really enjoyed the class. He knew all of our names and brought good vibes.
I loved listening to Professor Teeny lecture. He is extremely engaging and funny, and made the content enjoyable. Despite not wanting to go into brand management, I genuinely enjoyed this class and feel like I learned a lot of useful skills.
Professor Teeny is a phenomenal instructor. He does a great job of engaging the class and making the frameworks stick. Definitely one of the best professors I have had at Kellogg.
It was one of my favorite classes I’ve taken and I felt like I learned a lot and really loved Professor Teeny.
I really enjoyed professor Teeny. He did a fantastic job bringing the content to life and facilitating conversations for a smaller group.
The professor was a delight – he was on top of all concepts, and taught in a way the frameworks felt relatable and definitely usable. This class is right up there as the best class I have taken.

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