...-making cognitive capital decision fatigue theory of ego depletion bounded rationality behavioral economics * We are grateful to Stephen Coussens, Jonathan Guryan, Sandeep Kapur, Adam Leive, Devin Pope, Stephen Salant, four reviewers from this journal and seminar participants at the University...

... per cent. Despite being standard practice in lab-in-the-field experiments, farmers strongly reject behavior-contingent payments. Engaging farmers during study design and sharing results with them can ameliorate recruitment challenges. randomized controlled trials behavioral economics experimental...

... ordered from the intervention panel, prescriptions were usually guideline-concordant. Effective strategies to make choosing a default duration more automatic are necessary to further reduce long prescriptions. antibiotic treatment behavioral economics order panel short-course therapy skin and soft...

... University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract We prompted GPT-4 (a large language model) to play the Dictator game, a classic behavioral economics experiment, as 148 literary fictional characters from the 17th century...

... frees up cognitive resources for productive work. Financial stress also has macroeconomic implications for wealth inequality and fiscal multipliers. Financial stress Behavioral economics Poverty traps Labor supply Financial constraints are a painful reminder that our wishes are limited by our means...

... and theoretically distinct from other types of targets. Together, these results shed light on an often-unintended side effect of providing cost information, with practical insight on how to leverage it for higher donation revenue. psychology behavioral economics and decision making marketing communications...

... risk prediction CDS tool developed using insights from behavioral science. The tool is well-positioned to be tested in a large randomized clinical trial. clinical decision support pulmonary embolism computed tomography pulmonary angiogram behavioral economics National Heart, Lung, and Blood...

... the most favorable choices and behaviors for managing disease. Behavioral economics strategies offer new ideas for guiding patients toward health behavior. The scoping review aimed to summarize behavioral economics strategies designed to improve hypertension self-management behaviors. A literature search...

... to disrupt patterns of behavior associated with high-risk factors using context-specific interventions that can be scaled. This paper introduces the need to integrate theoretical and methodological principles of health geography and behavioral economics as opportunities to strengthen behavior change...

..., such as nutrition education for clients [ 15 , 16 ]. More recent approaches that may be appropriate for resource-stretched food pantries have included organizational support and technical assistance for providing healthier food [ 17–19 ] and using behavioral economics to promote behavior change [ 10 , 20 , 21...

... Prescription opioids remain a primary treatment option for patients with chronic low back pain. However, little research has examined how patients take opioids in daily life. Behavioral economics suggest that the environmental context may contribute to patients’ decisions around opioid use. Purpose...

... of hierarchy, cooperation, and conflict. cooperation hierarchies behavioral economics online experiments As stated in the Introduction, our results are a first step in the experimental study of how hierarchy and cooperation can coexist, as it is linked to a specific form of feedback between hierarchy...

... to healthy and culturally appropriate foods and meet intervention-defined stocking standards. In the second phase, the aim was to improve the shopping experience for clients and use behavioral economics to make the healthiest choice the easiest choice. Specifically, the food pantry was arranged into food...

... provided valuable insights into how people become motivated to adopt/change their behavior, how they translate this motivation into actual behavior patterns, and how they maintain risky adopted behaviors [ 7 ]. According to behavioral economics, a reinforcer can function as a substitute, having a positive...

...-control behavioral economics development economics This study uses three rounds of survey data: a baseline and a survey after each round of the study. The surveys after each round were conducted on the Monday immediately after the last payday of each round. The order in which workers were visited...

.... This article applies insights from behavioral economics to consider how the general public may make decisions around whether or not to receive a future COVID-19 vaccine in a context of frequent side effects and preexisting mistrust. Three common cognitive biases shown to influence human decision-making under...

... brief experiences that correct biases in their beliefs. debiasing experiential learning behavioral economics financial education Research in psychology has long emphasized the value of learning through experience ( Myers and Sadler 1960 ; Edwards 1961 ). Self-iteration provides a powerful mechanism...

... higher in women. These findings are mirrored by preclinical studies, which indicate that female rats have a higher preference for palatable food and show greater binge-like eating compared with male rats. Methods Here, we describe a novel within-session behavioral-economic paradigm that allows...

... (with appropriate time discounting). If purchasers are risk averse, then the vaccine should be preferred. But studies from behavioral economics suggest that purchasers may underestimate the likelihood of getting sick, undervalue statistical lives, and overestimate the risks of vaccine side effects...

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