Self-selection–based division of labor has gained visibility through its role in varied
organizational contexts such as nonhierarchical firms, agile teams, and project-based …

We study a problem of selling a fixed number of goods over a finite and known horizon. After
presenting a procedure for computing optimal decision policies and some numerical results …

We introduce and test a behavioral model of consumer product search that extends a
baseline normative model of sequential search by incorporating nonnormative influences …

Many everyday decisions require sequential search, according to which available choice
options are observed one at a time, with each observation involving some cost to the …

Assume $ k $ candidates need to be selected. The candidates appear over time. Each time
one appears, it must be immediately selected or rejected--a decision that is made by a group …

This chapter reviews some of the uses of operations research methods in experimental
psychology. We begin by describing some basic methodological issues that arise in the …

This article describes empirical and theoretical results from two multi-attribute sequential
search tasks. In both tasks, the DM sequentially encounters options described by two …

We deal with the multi-attribute decision problem with sequentially presented decision
alternatives. Our decision model is based on the assumption that the decision-maker has a …

We study behavior in a search experiment where sellers receive randomized bids from a
computer. At any time, sellers can accept the highest standing bid or ask for another bid at …

We study a class of sequential selection and assignment problems in which a decision
maker (DM) must sequentially assign applicants to positions with the objective of minimizing …