| Date | Presenter and Institution | Title |
|---|
04.11.22
14:00hrs |
Elisa Macchi, MIT |
Worth your weight: Experimental evidence on the benefits of obesity in low-income countries |
13.10.22
16:00hrs |
Mattie Toma, Warwick Business School |
Understanding and increasing policy makers' sensitivity to program impact |
29.04.22
|
Maria Kogelnik, UC Santa Barbara |
Performance Feedback and Gender Differences in Persistence |
| 01.04.22 |
Jeongbin Kim, National University of Singapore Business School |
Patience Is Power: Bargaining and Payoff Delay |
| 18.03.22 |
Kelly Hyde, University of Pittsburgh |
Learning About Subjective Uncertainty: Overinference from Observable Characteristics in Disaggregated Data |
| 10.12.21 |
Michael Thaler, Princeton |
The Supply of Motivated Beliefs |
| 12.11.21 |
Manu Munoz Herrera, NYU Abu Dhabi |
The cost of social division |
| 29.10.21 |
Daniel Parra , WZB Berlin, and Berlin School of Economics |
Impact of lying aversion and prosociality on cheating |
| 15.10.21 |
Max Winkler, Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard University with Joseph Henrich’s Culture, Cognition, and Coevolution Lab. |
Do Disasters Affect the Tightness of Social Norms? |
| 15.06.21 |
Seung Keun Martinez, University of Nottingham
|
The Realization Effect: Risk-Taking After Realized Versus Paper Losses (by Alex Imas) |
| 01.06.21 |
Silvia Sonderegger, University of Nottingham |
The “Fake News” Effect: Experimentally Identifying Motivated Reasoning Using Trust in News (by Michael Thaler) |
| 18.05.21 |
Marcelo Woo, University of Nottingham |
Communication, Familiarity and Trust (by Patrick Mayer) |
| 04.05.21 |
Patrick Maus, University of Nottingham |
The burden of household debt (by Alejandro Martinez-Marquina and Mike Shi) |
| 20.04.21 |
Diego Marino Fages, University of Nottingham |
Motivating Beliefs in a Just World (by Max Lobeck) |