In this study we explored the relationship between the dark triad and risk-taking, using three
self-report and one behaviour measure of the risk-taking. Our focus was on whether trait …

Sequential decision making—making a decision where available options are encountered
successively—is a hallmark of everyday life. Such decisions require deciding to accept or …

Recent studies cast doubt on the ability of abstract experiments to predict decision‐making
in the field. Thus, scholars have argued for more 'realism'by introducing context to field …

This review outlines the potential of virtual reality for creating naturalistic and interactive high-
immersive environments in experimental economics. After explanation of essential …

We present an experimental study on how people take risk on behalf of others. We use three
different elicitation methods, and study how each subject makes decisions both on behalf of …

Globalizing economies and long-distance trade rely on individuals from different cultural
groups to negotiate agreement on what to give and take. In such settings, individuals often …

Representative design refers to the idea that experimental stimuli should be sampled or
designed such that they represent the environments to which measured constructs are …

At the heart of science is measurement, and the quality of measurements determines the
quality of the resulting conclusions. In psychiatric research, the most common measurement …

Investigating the bases of inter-individual differences in risk-taking is necessary to refine our
cognitive and neural models of decision-making and to ultimately counter risky behaviors in …

A contemporary research agenda in behavioral economics and neuroeconomics aims to
identify individual differences and (neuro) psychological correlates of rationality. This …