Judgment and Decision Making

2006 - 2009

Edited by Jonathan Baron

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Volume 4, issue June, 2009

The mean, the median, and the St. Petersburg paradox pp. 256-272

Benjamin Y. Hayden and Michael L. Platt

Posthumous events affect rated quality and happiness of lives pp. 273-279

Paul Rozin and Jennifer Stellar

Don't stop thinking about tomorrow: Individual differences in future self-continuity account for saving pp. 280-286

Hal Ersner-Hershfield, M. Tess Garton, Kacey Ballard, Gregory R. Samanez-Larkin and Brian Knutson

Reducing the impact bias in judgments of post-decisional affect: Distraction or task interference? pp. 287-296

Nick Sevdalis and Nigel Harvey

Attentional mechanisms in the generation of sympathy pp. 297-306

Stephan Dickert and Paul Slovic

Selective information sampling: Cognitive coherence in evaluation of a novel item pp. 307-316

Peter A. F. Fraser-Mackenzie and Itiel E. Dror

Information asymmetry in decision from description versus decision from experience pp. 317-325

Liat Hadar and Craig R. Fox

Volume 4, issue April, 2009

Investigating intuitive and deliberate processes statistically: The multiple-measure maximum likelihood strategy classification method pp. 186-199

Andreas Glöckner

Compensatory versus noncompensatory models for predicting consumer preferences pp. 200-213

Anja Dieckmann, Katrin Dippold and Holger Dietrich

A study of fairness judgments in China, Switzerland and Canada: Do culture, being a student, and gender matter? pp. 214-226

Yue Gao

The effects of anticipated regret on risk preferences of social and problem gamblers pp. 227-234

Karin Tochkov

Does unconscious thought outperform conscious thought on complex decisions? A further examination pp. 235-247

Todd J. Thorsteinson and Scott Withrow

Healthy choices in context: How contextual cues can influence the persuasiveness of framed health messages pp. 248-255

Michael McCormick and Todd McElroy

Volume 4, issue March, 2009

Introduction to the special issue: Coherence and correspondence in judgment and decision making pp. 113-115

Philip T. Dunwoody

Theories of truth as assessment criteria in judgment and decision making pp. 116-125

Philip T. Dunwoody

Correspondence and coherence in science: A brief historical perspective pp. 126-133

Neal V. Dawson and Frederick Gregory

Coherence and correspondence in medicine pp. 134-140

Thomas G. Tape

Are patient decision aids effective? Insight from revisiting the debate between correspondence and coherence theories of judgment pp. 141-146

Victoria A. Shaffer and Lukas Hulsey

Coherence and correspondence in engineering design: informing the conversation and connecting with judgment and decision-making research pp. 147-153

Konstantinos V. Katsikopoulos

Searching for coherence in a correspondence world pp. 154-163

Kathleen L. Mosier

Criteria for performance evaluation pp. 164-174

David J. Weiss, Kristin Brennan, Rick Thomas, Alex Kirlik and Sarah M. Miller

Coherence and correspondence in the psychological analysis of numerical predictions: How error-prone heuristics are replaced by ecologically valid heuristics pp. 175-185

Yoav Ganzach

Volume 4, issue February, 2009

Time preference and its relationship with age, health, and survival probability pp. 1-19

Li-Wei Chao, Helena Szrek, Nuno Sousa Pereira and Mark V. Pauly

Cognitive abilities and superior decision making under risk: A protocol analysis and process model evaluation pp. 20-33

Edward T. Cokely and Colleen M. Kelley

Numeracy, frequency, and Bayesian reasoning pp. 34-40

Gretchen B. Chapman and Jingjing Liu

Moody experts --- How mood and expertise influence judgmental anchoring pp. 41-50

Birte Englich and Kirsten Soder

Speakers' choice of frame in binary choice: Effects of recommendation mode and option attractiveness pp. 51-63

Marc van Buiten and Gideon Keren

Psychophysics and the judgment of price: Judging complex objects on a non-physical dimension elicits sequential effects like those in perceptual tasks pp. 64-81

William J. Matthews and Neil Stewart

Causal explanations affect judgments of the need for psychological treatment pp. 82-91

Nancy S. Kim and Stefanie T. LoSavio

Aging and choice: Applications to Medicare Part D pp. 92-101

Betty E. Tanius, Stacey Wood, Yaniv Hanoch and Thomas Rice

"Am I going to be happy and financially stable?": How American women feel when they think about financial security pp. 102-112

Talya Miron-Shatz

Volume 3, issue December, 2008

Who helps more? How self-other discrepancies influence decisions in helping situations pp. 595-606

Tehila Kogut and Ruth Beyth-Marom

Affective reactions and context-dependent processing of negations pp. 607-618

Enrico Rubaltelli and Paul Slovic

Perceived time pressure and the Iowa Gambling Task pp. 636-640

Michael A. DeDonno and Heath A. Demaree

Identifying decision strategies in a consumer choice situation pp. 641-658

Nils Reisen, Ulrich Hoffrage and Fred W. Mast

Learning to communicate risk information in groups pp. 659-666

Hsuchi Ting and Thomas S. Wallsten

On the complexity of traffic judges' decisions pp. 667-678

David Leiser and Dov-Ron Schatzberg

Mhairi's Dilemma: A study of decision analysis at work pp. 679-689

Barbara Mullin, Mhairi Mullin, Roger Mullin, Jack Dowie and Rex V. Brown

Volume 3, issue October, 2008

The value of victory: social origins of the winner's curse in common value auctions pp. 483-492

Wouter van den Bos, Jian Li, Tatiana Lau, Eric S. Maskin, Jonathan D. Cohen, P. Read Montague and Samuel M. McClure

Observing others' behavior and risk taking in decisions from experience pp. 493-500

Eldad Yechiam, Meir Druyan and Eyal Ert

Changing her ways: The number of options and mate-standard strength impact mate choice strategy and satisfaction pp. 501-511

Alison P. Lenton and Amanda Stewart

Decision making in civil disputes: The effects of legal role, frame, and perceived chance of winning pp. 512-527

Victoria Gilliland and John C. Dunn

Tests of Cumulative Prospect Theory with graphical displays of probability pp. 528-546

Michael H. Birnbaum, Kathleen Johnson and Jay-Lee Longbottom

Evolution of the interpersonal conflict paradigm pp. 547-569

Mandeep K. Dhami and Henrik Olsson

Modeling sequential context effects in judgment analysis: A time series approach pp. 570-584

Jason W. Beckstead

Volume 3, issue August, 2008

Dissecting the risky-choice framing effect: Numeracy as an individual-difference factor in weighting risky and riskless options pp. 435-448

Ellen Peters and Irwin P. Levin

``Feeling more regret than I would have imagined'': Self-report and behavioral evidence pp. 449-456

Diego Fernandez-Duque and Jessica Landers

One-reason decision making in risky choice? A closer look at the priority heuristic pp. 457-462

Benjamin E. Hilbig

Debiasing context effects in strategic decisions: Playing against a consistent opponent can correct perceptual but not reinforcement biases pp. 463-475

Ivo Vlaev and Nick Chater

The power of touch: An examination of the effect of duration of physical contact on the valuation of objects pp. 476-482

James R. Wolf, Hal Richard Arkes and Waleed A. Muhanna

Volume 3, issue June, 2008

Are maximizers really unhappy? The measurement of maximizing tendency pp. 364-370

Dalia L. Diab, Michael A. Gillespie and Scott Highhouse

A short form of the Maximization Scale: Factor structure, reliability and validity studies pp. 371-388

Gergana Y. Nenkov, Maureen Morrin, Andrew Ward, Barry Schwartz and John Hulland

Cognitive influences on risk-seeking by rhesus macaques pp. 389-395

Benjamin Y. Hayden, Sarah R. Heilbronner, Amrita C. Nair and Michael L. Platt

Biasing simple choices by manipulating relative visual attention pp. 396-403

K. Carrie Armel, Aurelie Beaumel and Antonio Rangel

In the "I" of the storm: Shared initials increase disaster donations pp. 404-410

Jesse Chandler, Tiffany M. Griffin and Nicholas Sorensen

How to make a risk seem riskier: The ratio bias versus construal level theory pp. 411-416

Carissa Bonner and Ben R. Newell

Liberal-conservative differences in inclusion-exclusion strategy choice pp. 417-424

John D. Jasper and Daniel Ansted

Choices and affective reactions to negative life events: An averaging/summation analysis pp. 425-434

John J. Seta, Ashleigh Haire and Catherine E. Seta

Volume 3, issue April, 2008

New findings on unconscious versus conscious thought in decision making: additional empirical data and meta-analysis pp. 292-303

Felix Acker

New tests of cumulative prospect theory and the priority heuristic: Probability-outcome tradeoff with branch splitting pp. 304-316

Michael H. Birnbaum

On the perception and operationalization of risk perception pp. 317-324

Yoav Ganzach, Shmuel Ellis, Asya Pazy and Tali Ricci-Siag

Attachment to land: The case of the land of Israel for American and Israeli Jews and the role of contagion pp. 325-334

Paul Rozin and Sharon Wolf

Lay attitudes to trade with low-wage countries pp. 335-343

Simon Kemp

Moral distance in dictator games pp. 344-354

Fernando Aguiar, Pablo Brañas-Garza and Luis M. Miller

A note on neglect defaulting pp. 355-363

Howard Margolis

Volume 3, issue March, 2008

Cognitive processes, models and metaphors in decision research pp. 195-204

Ben Newell and Arndt Bröder

Challenging some common beliefs: Empirical work within the adaptive toolbox metaphor pp. 205-214

Arndt Bröder and Ben Newell

Modelling option and strategy choices with connectionist networks: Towards an integrative model of automatic and deliberate decision making pp. 215-228

Andreas Glöckner and Tilmann Betsch

Sequential evidence accumulation in decision making: The individual desired level of confidence can explain the extent of information acquisition pp. 229-243

Daniel Hausmann and Damian Läge

Exemplar-based inference in multi-attribute decision making: Contingent, not automatic, strategy shifts? pp. 244-260

Linnea Karlsson, Peter Juslin and Henrik Olsson

The importance of learning when making inferences pp. 261-277

Jörg Rieskamp

An ecological perspective to cognitive limits: Modeling environment-mind interactions with ACT-R pp. 278-291

Wolfgang Gaissmaier, Lael J. Schooler and Rui Mata

Volume 3, issue February, 2008

The psychology of moral reasoning pp. 121-139

Monica Bucciarelli, Sangeet Khemlani and P. N. Johnson-Laird

Frequency formats, probability formats, or problem structure? A test of the nested-sets hypothesis in an extensional reasoning task pp. 140-152

William P. Neace, Steven Michaud, Lauren Bolling, Kate Deer and Ljiljana Zecevic

WTP and WTA in competitive and non-competitive environments pp. 153-161

Shosh Shahrabani, Uri Benzion and Tal Shavit

Reference-dependent preferences and loss aversion: A discrete choice experiment in the health-care sector pp. 162-173

Einat Neuman and Shoshona Neuman

Prospect theory, reference points, and health decisions pp. 174-180

Alan Schwartz, Julie Goldberg and Gordon Hazen

The effects of total sleep deprivation on Bayesian updating pp. 181-190

David Lewis Dickinson and Sean P. A. Drummond

Hedonic "adaptation": Specific habituation to disgust/death elicitors as a result of dissecting a cadaver pp. 191-194

Paul Rozin

Volume 3, issue January, 2008

Introduction to the special issue: Intuition and affect in risk perception and decision making pp. 1-4

Gisela Boehm and Wibecke Brun

The multiplicity of emotions: A framework of emotional functions in decision making pp. 5-17

Hans-Rüdiger Pfister and Gisela Böhm

On emotion specificity in decision making: why feeling is for doing pp. 18-27

Marcel Zeelenberg, Rob M. A. Nelissen, Seger M. Breugelmans and Rik Pieters

Intuitive decisions on the fringes of consciousness: Are they conscious and does it matter? pp. 28-41

Mark C. Price and Elisabeth Norman

In the winning mood: Affect in the Iowa gambling task pp. 42-50

Marieke de Vries, Rob W. Holland and Cilia L. M. Witteman

Taboos and conflicts in decision making: Sacred values, decision difficulty, and emotions pp. 51-63

Martin Hanselmann and Carmen Tanner

Affect, risk perception and future optimism after the tsunami disaster pp. 64-72

Daniel Vastfjall, Ellen Peters and Paul Slovic

Anticipated and experienced emotions in environmental risk perception pp. 73-86

Gisela Böhm and Hans-Rüdiger Pfister

The Regret/Disappointment Scale: An instrument for assessing regret and disappointment in decision making pp. 87-99

Francesco Marcatto and Donatella Ferrante

Emotional tone and argumentation in risk communication pp. 100-110

Denis Hilton

Trust in motives, trust in competence: Separate factors determining the effectiveness of risk communication pp. 111-120

Matt Twyman, Nigel Harvey and Clare Harries