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December 12, 2024

Personality traits and signals as predictors of workplace behavior

New research examines influence on honesty and productivity

  • effort
  • experiment
  • honesty
  • personality traits
  • personnel economics
  • screening
  • David L. Dickinson
  • David Masclet
Research

December 5, 2024

Overconfidence undermines leadership effectiveness

Lab experiment reveals the crucial skills that matter more than ambition in management

  • experiment
  • managers
  • measurement
  • skills
  • teamwork
  • Ben Weidmann
  • David Deming
  • Farah Said
  • Joseph Vecci
  • Sonia R. Bhalotra
Research

December 4, 2024

Gender bias on social media: Women face unequal scrutiny

New research reveals male users flag women’s posts more frequently on male-dominated topics

  • experiment
  • gender differences
  • misinformation
  • social media
  • David Rand
  • Nuzaina Khan
  • Olga Shurchkov
Research

November 28, 2024

Political polarization undermines individuals’ rule-following behavior

Experimental research reveals how group identity shapes compliance with rules, even when the rules are identical

  • economic preferences
  • experiment
  • outgroup
  • political polarization
  • social identity
  • Christoph Feldhaus
  • Lukas Reinhardt
  • Matthias Sutter
Research

March 30, 2021

Men try to avoid being beaten by a woman

Lab experiment measures gender differences in performance in games with differing competitive pressure

  • competitive behavior
  • experiment
  • gender
  • psychological pressure
  • tournament
  • Alison L. Booth
  • Patrick J. Nolen
Research

November 5, 2019

Why the German police deserve your trust

Police applicants self-select on trustworthiness and the willingness to enforce norms of cooperation

  • behavior
  • cooperation
  • experiment
  • norm enforcement
  • policy
  • punishment
  • Trust
  • Gerd Thielmann
  • Guido Friebel
  • Michael Kosfeld
Research

July 6, 2018

Job applicants under a vacancy referral scheme are viewed as less motivated

Experiment with professional recruiters in Belgium

  • active labor market policies
  • discrimination
  • employment agencies
  • experiment
  • interview
  • job application
  • job seekers
  • motivation
  • signaling
  • unemployment
  • vacancy
  • Eva Van Belle
  • Marijke De Couck
  • Ralf Caers
  • Stijn Baert
  • Valentina Di Stasio
Research

March 15, 2018

The impact of self-selection on performance

Our behavior is strongly influenced by comparisons with others. These “others” are not usually assigned to us, but we choose […]

  • choice
  • experiment
  • field experiment
  • motivation
  • peer effects
  • performance
  • preferences
  • self-selection
  • Jonas Radbruch
  • Lukas Kießling
  • Sebastian Schaube
Research

January 31, 2018

Civility and trust in social media

Trust is a fundamental asset for economic development. Social media have been credited with the potential of reinvigorating trust by […]

  • civility
  • experiment
  • harassment
  • incivility
  • online interaction
  • social networks
  • Trust
  • Angelo Antoci
  • Fabio Paglieri
  • Fabio Sabatini
  • Laura Bonelli
  • Maeve Duggan
  • Tommaso G. Reggiani
Research

November 18, 2015

Sexual orientation related to preferences for competition

The gender wage gap is one of the most researched empirical facts in labor economics. But it is not only […]

  • behavior
  • competition
  • experiment
  • gay
  • gender wage gap
  • lesbian
  • preferences
  • sexual orientation
  • Erik Plug
  • Lydia Geijtenbeek
  • Thomas Buser
Research

February 23, 2015

Don’t doze off… Being tired might make you risky

It is common sense that making important decisions after a night of poor sleep might be a bad idea. Marco […]

  • experiment
  • irrational
  • preferences
  • rationality
  • risk
  • sleepiness
  • tired
  • David L. Dickinson
  • Marco Castillo
  • Ragan Petrie
Research

February 4, 2015

Pour some sugar in me: Faster, better decisions with glucose

Many factors influence the quality of decision making: importance, relevance, and even time of day can affect the degree to […]

  • cognitive performance
  • decision making
  • experiment
  • glucose
  • health
  • response time
  • risk
  • sugar
  • David L. Dickinson
  • Nathan Stroh
  • Todd McElroy
Research

October 24, 2014

Should housework be shared more equally between partners?

Women do more housework than men. For most of history this phenomenon went largely unremarked. Housework was what women did, […]

  • experiment
  • gender
  • housework
  • men
  • preferences
  • women
  • Cheti Nicoletti
  • Katrin Auspurg
  • Maria Iacovou
Research

April 11, 2014

The effects of depenalizing cannabis

Policy makers in many countries are thinking about legalizing the possession of small amounts of marihuana. For example, people in […]

  • cannabis
  • drugs
  • experiment
  • legalizing
  • London
  • marihuana
  • Brendon McConnell
  • Imran Rasul
  • Jérôme Adda
Research

March 18, 2014

Shared joy is double joy: Girls are more generous than boys

Classic economic theory has long pursued the concept of homo economicus, which sees human beings as rational actors who are […]

  • altruism
  • charity
  • children
  • experiment
  • game
  • Italy
  • Daniela Glätzle-Rützler
  • Matthias Sutter
  • Philipp Lergetporer
  • Silvia Angerer
Research

March 7, 2014

God knows everything: Religious people are less likely to lie for the money

 Honesty plays a very important role in economic life. It affects the productivity of employees who are not constantly monitored […]

  • belief
  • dice
  • experiment
  • faith
  • honesty
  • lie
  • money
  • religion
  • Erez Siniver
  • Ronen Bar-El
  • Yossi Tobol
  • Yuval Arbel

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