We develop a conceptual analysis and account of how emotions influence behavior in
financial markets. To motivate our approach and to establish the need for such research, we …

We investigate the influence of social interactions on asset markets and provide an empirical
test of the hypothesis that social interactions increase asset pricing bubbles. We test the …

We show that competitive female role models reduce women's perceived stereotype threat
and increase their willingness to compete. Competitive male role models have the opposite …

I model the effect of associative memory on asset prices. The model includes mood-
congruent memory, which predicts that the subjective goodness (or badness) of the agent's …

Recent works have shown how tail events could account for financial anomalies such as the
equity premiumpuzzle. These models do not explore, however, why investors would …

Background The current set of pre‐registered studies tested the effect of savoring a high‐
arousal (exciting) or low‐arousal (calm) positive experience on help‐seeking intentions …

Why do people's financial and economic preferences vary so widely?'Nurture'variables such
as socioeconomic factors partially explain these differences, but scientists have been …

Using direct model-free tests, this dissertation addresses identification of bubbles in real
markets and provides evidence of bubbles in Midwestern US farmland and a superstar …

The consequences of overconfidence affect many spheres of economic life. As yet, few
factors are known that determine the extent of possible overconfidence. There are also few …

This paper studies how beliefs-dependent risk aversion and information align with firm-
specific wealth,“executives' inside equity holdings.” It primarily uses the information risk …