Despite the widespread interest in understanding and identifying risk takers by
psychologists, clinicians, and economists, the risk literature currently lacks consensus …

Across health systems, there is increasing interest in applying behavioral economics
insights to health policy challenges. Policy decision makers have recently discussed a range …

Availability of information is one of the most important factors for financial decision-makers.
Having complete information about the probability of losing money should always leave …

We conduct a framed field experiment among patients and doctors to test whether the two
groups have similar risk and time preferences. We elicit risk and time preferences using …

The aim of this paper is to investigate how risk attitudes in medical decisions for others vary
across health contexts. A lab experiment was designed to elicit the risk attitudes of 257 …

Background Vaccine hesitancy (VH) remains worldwide a reason of concern. Most of the
vaccination education strategies followed a “fact-based” approach, based on the assumption …

Across adulthood, people face increasingly more risky medical problems and decisions.
However, little is known about changes in medical risk taking across adulthood. Therefore …

We present results from a hypothetical framed field experiment assessing whether risk
preferences significantly differ across the health and financial domains when they are …

Research on individual differences in maximizing (versus satisficing) has recently
proliferated in the Judgment and Decision Making literature, and high scores on this …

We examined the personal‐group discrimination discrepancy (PGDD), the tendency for
women to recognize that others encounter sexism while simultaneously minimizing their …