Javadi Khasraghi, Bahar
Biography
Dr. Bahar Javadi Khasraghi is an Assistant Professor of Business Information Systems at Central Michigan University. She earned her Ph.D. in Information Systems from Texas Tech University, where her dissertation focused on how algorithmic bias impacts user trust, cognitive control, and decision-making behavior.
As an educator, Dr. Javadi delivers advanced skills in business analytics. Her interdisciplinary approach not only enriches the academic landscape of Information Systems but also equips her students to navigate complex challenges in today’s rapidly evolving digital world.
Dr. Javadi’s scholarly work has appeared in leading journals such as Management Information Systems Quarterly, reflecting her commitment to advancing knowledge at the intersection of technology, cognition, and user behavior.
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Publications & Presentations
Harmon, K., Lee, H., Javadi Khasraghi, B., Parmar, H. and Walden, E. (2024). Delays in Information Presentation Lead to Brain State Switching, Which Degrades User Performance, and There May Not Be Much We Can Do about It. Management Information Systems Quarterly 48 (1) , pp. 273.
Education
Ph.D. in Management Information Systems, Texas Tech University (2025)
M.A. in Computer Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Islamic Azad University (Science and Research Branch) (2015)
B.A. in Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, Islamic Azad University (Central Branch) (2011)
Research Interests
Ethical AI, System Latency, User Experience and Performance, Decision-making, NeuroIS, Human-computer Interaction, Crowdsourcing