Judgment and Decision Making

2006 - 2025

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Volume 20, month January, 2025

Accentuation explains the difference between choice and rejection better than compatibility: A commentary on Chandrashekar et al. (2021) pp. -

Yoav Ganzach

The Nation or The Leader? Exploring the Effect of Framing in News Coverage of International Conflicts pp. -

Shu Wang, Xilin Li, Chengyue Huang and Christopher K. Hsee

Do losses trigger deliberative reasoning? pp. -

Jeffrey Carpenter and David Munro

Recurrent carbon labels induce bipartisan effects in environmental choices under risk pp. -

Zahra Rahmani Azad, Doron Cohen and Ulf J. J. Hahnel

Cognitive Reflection and Religious Belief: A Test of Two Models pp. -

Fırat Şeker, Ensar Acem, Fatih Bayrak, Burak Dogruyol, Ozan Isler, Hasan G. Bahçekapili and Onurcan Yilmaz

Overcoming ideology-consistent biases: does it help to make things easier? pp. -

Philip U. Gustafsson, Torun Lindholm, Freja Isohanni, Ola Svenson and Sophia Appelbom

When deciding creates overconfidence pp. -

Peter J. Boyle, J. Edward Russo and Juyoung Kim

Toward a (more) parsimonious account of the link between ‘dark’ personality and social decision-making in economic games pp. -

Benjamin E. Hilbig and Isabel Thielmann

No evidence of risk aversion or foreign language effects in incentivized verbal probability gambles pp. -

Wojciech Milczarski, Anna Borkowska and Michał Białek

Recurrent carbon labels induce bipartisan effects in environmental choices under risk – ERRATUM pp. -

Zahra Rahmani Azad, Doron Cohen and Ulf J. J. Hahnel

Trust is a two-way street: Why advisors who trust others are more persuasive pp. -

Uriel Haran and Ori Weisel

Surprisingly robust violations of stochastic dominance despite splitting training: A quasi-adversarial collaboration pp. -

Edika Quispe-Torreblanca, Neil Stewart and Michael H. Birnbaum

When one graph judgment leads to another: Signal detection analysis of base rate effects pp. -

Ethan C. Guthrie and Anthony J. Bishara

Using conventional framing to offset bias against algorithmic errors pp. -

Hamza Tariq, Jonathan A. Fugelsang and Derek J. Koehler

Artificial intelligence and dichotomania pp. -

Blakeley B. McShane, David Gal and Adam Duhachek

Range-frequency models of within-subjects contextual effects: Salary satisfaction pp. -

Michael H. Birnbaum and Julien Rouvere

Is overconfidence an individual difference? pp. -

Sophia Li, Randall Hale and Don A. Moore

The martingale index: A measure of self-deception in betting and finance pp. -

Valentin Dimitrov and Glenn Shafer

Test–retest reliability of the SVO-Slider Measure and other psychometric measures of personality traits pp. -

Debora Frei, Stefan Wehrli, Alexander Ehlert, Fabian Winter and Heiko Rauhut

When and why does observability increase honesty? The role of gossip and reputational concern pp. -

Annika S. Nieper, Bianca Beersma, Maria T. M. Dijkstra and Gerben A. Van Kleef

A registered report on presentation factors that influence the attraction effect pp. -

Eeshan Hasan, Yanjun Liu, Nicole Owens and Jennifer S. Trueblood

Mitigating climate change with financial investments: exploring sustainable investment strategies in a novel experimental investment paradigm pp. -

Hulda Karlsson-Larsson, Arvid Erlandsson, Joakim Sandberg and Daniel Västfjäll

Exploring the distribution and correlates of future self-continuity in a large, nationally representative sample pp. -

Hal E. Hershfield, Craig I. Brimhall and Susan Kerbel

Volume 19, month January, 2024

Intragroup communication in social dilemmas: An artefactual public good field experiment in small-scale communities pp. -

Nils Christian Hoenow and Adrian Pourviseh

The Dutch moral foundations stimulus database: An adaptation and validation of moral vignettes and sociomoral images in a Dutch sample pp. -

Frederic R. Hopp, Benjamin Jargow, Esmee Kouwen and Bert N. Bakker

Behavioral economics enhancers pp. -

Eldad Yechiam

A psychological model of collective risk perceptions pp. -

Sergio Pirla

Likelihood neglect bias and the mental simulations approach: An illustration using the old and new Monty Hall problems pp. -

John E. Wilcox

Measuring vacillations in reasoning pp. -

Revati Vijay Shivnekar and Nisheeth Srivastava

Who is generous and to whom? Generosity among Christians, Muslims, and atheists in the USA, Sweden, Egypt, and Lebanon pp. -

Nathalie Hallin, Hajdi Moche, Gerhard Andersson and Daniel Västfjäll

What’s moral wiggle room? A theory specification pp. -

Alina Fahrenwaldt, Fiona tho Pesch, Susann Fiedler and Anna Baumert

Americans believe in the benevolence of nature, and this belief is not lower in people who have experienced natural disasters pp. -

Paul Rozin, Richard Chen, Sydney E. Scott and Corey Cusimano

The role of game riskiness on the expectation-cooperation link in social dilemmas and its relations with fear and greed pp. -

Gary Ting Tat Ng, Wing Tung Au and Derek Chun Kiu Lai

Repeated risky choices become more consistent with themselves but not expected value, with no effect of matched trial order pp. -

Jake Spicer, Timothy L. Mullett and Adam N. Sanborn

Sunk cost predictions as theory of mind pp. -

Amy Howard, Claudia Sehl, Stephanie Denison and Ori Friedman

Evaluating science: A comparison of human and AI reviewers pp. -

Anna Shcherbiak, Hooman Habibnia, Robert Böhm and Susann Fiedler

In political judgment contrast is stronger than assimilation, especially when polarization is high pp. -

Yoav Ganzach

Can simulated experience be harnessed to help people make investment decisions? pp. -

Tomás Lejarraga, Kavitha Ranganathan and Dirk U. Wulff

Assessing patience and predictivity validity for mixed sign intertemporal choices pp. -

Wade Sean Mansell, Ye Li and David Hardisty

Revisiting the impact of singularity on the Identified Victim Effect: Replication and extension of Kogut and Ritov (2005a) Study 2 pp. -

Rajarshi Majumder, Yik Long Tai, Ignazio Ziano and Gilad Feldman

Individual differences in overconfidence: A new measurement approach pp. -

Jabin Binnendyk and Gordon Pennycook

Judgments and beliefs about climate change: measurement, stability, and behavioral consequences pp. -

Benjamin E. Hilbig

The impact of diversity on group decision-making in the face of the free-rider problem pp. -

Chris M. Stolle, Bartosz Gula, Rongjun Yu and Yi Huang

A note on judgments and behavior: Distancing and Corona virus exposure pp. -

Ola Svenson, Inés Duce Gimeno, Mats Nilsson, Ilkka Salo and Torun Lindholm

Group collaboration reduces delay discounting of intertemporal choices and its duration pp. -

Xiaowei Geng, Yating Zhao, Shiyuan Xu, Xinye Sun and Xiaolin Zhou

Beyond analytic bounds: Re-evaluating predictive power in risky decision models pp. -

Or David Agassi and Ori Plonsky

Westerners underestimate global inequality pp. -

Ignazio Ziano, Ivuoma Ngozi Onyeador and Nandita Dhanda

An investigation of big life decisions – ERRATUM pp. -

Adrian R. Camilleri

Choosing, rejecting, and closely replicating, 30 years later: A commentary on Chandrashekar et al pp. -

Eldar Shafir and Nathan N. Cheek

The impact of experience on the tendency to accept recommended defaults pp. -

Yefim Roth, Greta Maayan Waldman and Ido Erev

Apocalypse now or later? Nuclear war risk perceptions mirroring media coverage and emotional tone shifts in Italian news pp. -

Marco Lauriola, Gabriele Di Cicco and Lucia Savadori

Eye movements as a tool to investigate exemplar retrieval in judgments pp. -

Agnes Rosner, Fabienne Brändli and Bettina von Helversen

Negative economic shocks and the compliance to social norms pp. -

Francesco Bogliacino, Rafael Charris, Camilo Gómez and Felipe Montealegre