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Bias in Self-Reports: An Initial Elevation Phenomenon
Researchers have long worried about a phenomenon where study participants give higher ratings on self-report scales the first time they …
Farid Anvari
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Emir Efendić
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Jerome Olsen
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Ruben C. Arslan
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Malte Elson
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Iris K. Schneider
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Pricey therefore good? Price affects expectations, but not quality perceptions and liking
Abstract Price and quality are positively related in people’s minds. Saying a product costs more ought to lead to higher …
Jacqueline Kurz
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Emir Efendić
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Caroline Goukens
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Taking Algorithmic (Vs. Human) Advice Reveals Different Goals to Others
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Emir Efendić
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Philippe P. F. M. Van De Calseyde
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Štěpán Bahník
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Marek A. Vranka
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Risky Therefore Not Beneficial: Replication and Extension of Finucane et al.’s (2000) Affect Heuristic Experiment
Risks and benefits are negatively related in people’s minds. Finucane et al. causally demonstrated that increasing risks of a hazard …
Emir Efendić
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Subramanya Prasad Chandrashekar
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Cheong Shing Lee
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Lok Yan Yeung
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Min Ji Kim
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Ching Yee Lee
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Gilad Feldman
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Emotional communication by service robots: a research agenda
Purpose Many service industries are facing severe labor shortages. As a result, service providers are turning to new sources of labor, …
Marc Becker
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Emir Efendić
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Gaby Odekerken-Schröder
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Taking a Disagreeing Perspective Improves the Accuracy of People’s Quantitative Estimates
Many decisions rest on people’s ability to make estimates of unknown quantities. In these judgments, the aggregate estimate of a crowd …
Philippe P. F. M. Van De Calseyde
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Emir Efendić
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How do People Judge Risk? Availability may Upstage Affect in the Construction of Risk Judgments
Abstract When making risk judgments, people rely on availability and affect as convenient heuristics. The two heuristics share many …
Emir Efendić
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How risk-prone are people when facing a sure loss? Negative interest rates as a convenient conceptual framework
Abstract People occasionally face sure loss prospects. Do they seek risk in search of better outcomes or contend with the sure loss and …
Emir Efendić
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Olivier Corneille
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Catherine D’Hondt
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Rudy De Winne
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What leads people to tolerate negative interest rates on their savings?
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O. Corneille
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C. D’Hondt
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R. De Winne
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E. Efendic
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A. Todorovic
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What leads people to tolerate negative interest rates on their savings?
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O. Corneille
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C. D’Hondt
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R. De Winne
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E. Efendic
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A. Todorovic
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