Subjective perceptions of inequality can substantially influence policy attitudes, public health
metrics, and societal well‐being, but the lack of consensus in the scientific community on …

Recent decades have witnessed a burst of neuroscience research investigating mental and
physiological processes central to consumer behavior, including sensory perception …

Long-term exposure to stress hurts human's mental and even physical health, and stress
monitoring is of increasing significance in the prevention, diagnosis, and management of …

Efforts to promote sustainable resource use through reduced meat consumption face
challenges as global meat consumption persists. The resistance may be attributed to the …

Choice-based conjoint (CBC) analysis features prominently in market research to predict
consumer purchases. This study focuses on two principles that seek to enhance CBC …

Despite ample access to large, archival datasets, the micro-organizational sciences field
seem to consistently cast these datasets aside in favor of primary datasets collected by …

Intertemporal decision models describe choices between outcomes with different delays.
While these models mainly focus on predicting choices, they make implicit assumptions …

Risky intertemporal choices involve choosing between options that can differ in outcomes,
their probability of receipt, and the delay until receipt. To date, there has been no attempt to …

With continued cases of security and privacy incidents with consumer Internet-of-Things
(IoT) devices comes the need to identify which actors are in the best place to respond …

Consumers make price offers to sellers in a variety of domains, such as when buying cars or
houses or when bidding in auctions for airline upgrades, art, or collectibles. Submitting an …