In their clever and insightful article, Mazar, Amir, and Ariely (2008) propose that people
balance two competing desires when deciding whether to behave dishonestly: the …

Economists and psychologists have documented patterns of individual decision‐making
behavior (eg, loss aversion) whereby losses and gains are treated differently. However …

Research showed that given the opportunity, people behave dishonestly only to the degree
that will allow them to maintain a positive self‐concept. These experiments did not include …

Process safety involves worker decisions at various points in an extended process, and
much remains unknown regarding sources of variability in worker behavior at these decision …

Perceptual decisions are often made in complex social settings in which distinct observers
can affect each other. To address such situations, I. Erev, D. Gopher, R. Itkin, and Y …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to investigate the rationality of the decision making of
residential developers in Thailand. Exploring its implications in the residential development …

Economic theories related to ethical consumer behaviour have for the most part examined
the role of external incentives and deterrents, and relatively less focus has been given to the …

The effects of type of feedback and base rate on threshold learning in a multiple‐cue
decision task were examined. In most such decision experiments, participants receive …

Due to the complex environment of the university laboratory, personnel flow intensive,
personnel irregular behavior is easy to cause security risks. Monitoring using mainstream …

Experimental research suggests that decision makers tend to overweight low probability
(rare) events when they rely on a description of the possible outcomes (eg, the situations …