This target article is concerned with the implications of the surprisingly different experimental
practices in economics and in areas of psychology relevant to both economists and …

It is commonly assumed that successful innovation depends on creative idea generation: the
more ideas are generated, the higher the probability of selecting a very good idea should …

Elicitation of expert opinion is important for risk analysis when only limited data are
available. Expert opinion is often elicited in the form of subjective confidence intervals; …

The authors hypothesized that because the causal theories of East Asians were more
holistic and complex than those of Americans, the amount of information considered before …

Levin and Jasper's (1995) phased narrowing technique for tracking changes in information
usage across successive stages of the decision-making process was combined with …

Estimated confidence intervals for general knowledge items are usually too narrow. We
report five experiments showing that people have much less confidence in these intervals …

The human tendency to draw boundaries is pervasive. The 'moral circle'is the boundary
drawn around those entities in the world deemed worthy of moral consideration. Three …

Consumers in the US and Italy were asked to either build up from a consumable base
product (pizza) by adding components or scale down from a fully-loaded product by …

In electoral research, decisions by voters are usually analysed as if they choose at once
from the whole set of all competing parties or candidates. Consideration Set Models (CSM) …

Substantial evidence suggests people are risk-averse when making decisions described in
terms of gains and risk-prone when making decisions described in terms of losses, a …