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Increasing interest in learning new and complex information

Increasing interest in learning new and complex information

Increasing interest in learning new and complex information

Increasing interest in learning new and complex information

Increasing interest in learning new and complex information

Trust, Information Asymmetry and Unexpected Outcomes

Does maximising increase decision avoidance to regulate regret? Induced maximising and the influence on decision avoidance

Who are you to punish me?! Influence of punishment on cooperation in fault-line groups

Enforcing cooperation in diverse groups: The influence of fault-lines on the responsiveness to punishments

Mitigate climate change: Responsibility for who? Distributive preferences of climate costs between different countries, based on wealth and pollution levels

Do people respond less to punishment in fault-line groups: Two theoretical perspectives

Mitigate climate change: Responsibility for who? How to distribute the climate costs over different countries, taken wealth level and pollution level into account

The Effect of Unexpected Outcomes and Information Asymmetry on Trust in Economic Interactions

Turning Lemons into Lemonade Can groups turn a threat into a gain?

An anticommons dilemma with uncertainty and accountability

The Tragedy of the Anticommons: The Effect of Uncertainty and Accountability

The tragedy of the anti-commons: effects of uncertainty and accountability

Does aiming for the best lead to nothing? The effect of maximizing on choice overload

Maximizing and return policies: Reversibility in economic decisions decreases anticipated regret and decision avoidance for both satisficers and maximizers

The Effect of Evidence Type on Guilt Assessments: Analysing the Differences in Interpreting Video and Text Evidence and the Effect of a Warning to Reduce Bias

The Effect of Evidence Type on Guilt Assessments - Analysing the Differences in Interpreting Video and Text Evidence and the Effect of a Warning to Reduce Bias

The effect of bias warning and evidence type on the judgement of guilt

The Effect of Noise on our Decision to Trust and Reciprocate

Gaming anger and disappointment during negotiations: How (un)certainty influences the strategic use of emotions