Mind & Society: Cognitive Studies in Economics and Social Sciences

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Volume 24, issue 2, 2025

Adaptive biases in the wild: Advancing our understanding of the nature of biases pp. 187-192

Jochen Reb, Natalia Karelaia and Tomás Lejarraga

Two kinds of bias pp. 193-207

Gerd Gigerenzer

When and why framing effects are neither errors nor mistakes pp. 209-229

Craig R. M. McKenzie, Shlomi Sher, Xingyu Shirley Liu and Leo J. Kleiman-Lynch

Confirmation bias and the plausible distribution of evidence pp. 231-248

Ulrike Hahn

Human reinforcement learning processes and biases: computational characterization and possible applications to behavioral public policy pp. 249-273

Stefano Palminteri

A heuristic based on transparently false likelihoods improves gamblers’ expected value in the wild pp. 275-301

Will M. Bennis

The strategic benefits of overconfidence pp. 303-322

Lionel Page

Borrowing in competence attrition as adaptive bias pp. 323-340

Simone Guercini and Christian Lechner

Motivated bias blind spot: people confess to more or less bias depending on its desirability pp. 341-358

Francisco Cruz and André Mata

Editorial for special issue: broadening the concept of heuristics pp. 359-361

Simone Guercini, Konstantinos V. Katsikopoulos and Julian N. Marewski

Self-change heuristics: How managers unlearn, change habits, and rework their identity pp. 363-387

Radu Atanasiu, Christopher Wickert and Svetlana N. Khapova

Culture-bound heuristics pp. 389-412

Will M Bennis

A framework for Understanding heuristic shifts and adaptation pp. 413-435

Matteo Cristofaro

Potential of fast and frugal trees in factor investing on the US equity market pp. 437-448

William Forbes, Egor Kiselev and Len Skerratt

Editorial: Behavioral Paternalism pp. 449-451

Mario Rizzo and Riccardo Viale

Second-order agency pp. 453-467

Cass R. Sunstein

It still won’t budge: behavioural public policy struggles to escape paternalism pp. 469-488

Otto Lehto

From heuristics and biases to agency pp. 489-508

Ivan Mitrouchev and Malte Dold

Legal nudges and the harm principle pp. 509-527

Giovanni Tuzet

AI-enhanced nudging in public policy: why to worry and how to respond pp. 529-547

Stefano Calboli and Bart Engelen

Boosts are not Educative or System-2 Nudges pp. 549-561

Till Grüne-Yanoff

The philosophic turn for AI agents: replacing centralized digital rhetoric with decentralized truth-seeking pp. 563-586

Philipp Koralus

Unequal access to early childcare: What role do cognitive and behavioral factors play? A PRISMA systematic review pp. 587-620

Laudine Carbuccia, Valentin Thouzeau, Carlo Barone and Coralie Chevallier

Integrating behavioural insights in the policy process: on chances and hurdles identified by policy-makers and behavioural scientists pp. 621-663

Florian Spitzer, Kira Abstiens and Sophie Karmasin

Institutional discounting effect in nudging health-relevant behaviors among students pp. 665-690

Riccardo Viale, Veronica Cucchiarini, Laura Caravona, Antonio Roazzi and Laura Macchi

The gentle push based on a “nudging approach”: from personal well-being to collective sustainability pp. 691-712

Alessia Dorigoni and Nicolao Bonini

Nudges, norms and moral progress pp. 713-737

Viktor Ivanković and Karolina Kudlek

Mind the cultural gap: cultural contingency of behavioral interventions pp. 739-752

Yahya Alshamy

Nudging within political liberalism: A Two-Way justification for liberal democracies pp. 753-772

Simone Marsilio

Nudges, boosts, autonomy, time and the quality of life pp. 773-793

Henriëtte Prast

Hot nudges on hazy landscapes pp. 795-826

Abigail Devereaux

Can green nudges increase inequalities? pp. 827-844

Rita Abdel-Sater and Coralie Chevallier

The invisible (yet real) wounds of character: towards an enactivist approach to moral injury pp. 845-869

Massimiliano Cappuccio

On the transparency of nudges: an experiment pp. 871-894

Sandro Casal, Francesco Guala and Luigi Mittone

Hidden sacrifices: discrete choice experiment evaluating students’ “willingness to pay” for better grades in Portugal pp. 895-910

Rita Moreira, Eduardo Costa and Luis Filipe

Empirical analysis on motivated agents among long-term caregivers in Japan pp. 911-927

Yoshimasa Kato

Becoming fake: an evolutionary model of fake news pp. 929-945

Jacopo Marchetti and Antonio Mastrogiorgio

Heuristics: how simple models of the mind can serve as tools for transparent scientific justification pp. 947-998

Julian N. Marewski and Ulrich Hoffrage

Attachment experiences and moral development: the mediating role of alexithymia and emotional regulation skills in a sample of young women pp. 999-1024

Lorenza Di Pentima, Alessandro Toni and Antonio Roazzi

The relationship between human values and support for distributive approaches in healthcare rationing: an exploratory study pp. 1025-1046

Isabel Miguel and Micaela Pinho

Don’t judge a film by its thumbnail: the question of cybernetic intentionality pp. 1047-1059

Kristina Šekrst

The wisdom project protocol: reasoning for wisdom in complex real-world enactive problem solving pp. 1061-1081

Iris Stammberger and Michael Mascolo

Volume 24, issue 1, 2025

Introduction: Embodied/Enactive approaches to moral and social problems pp. 1-5

Shaun Gallagher

Enacting Phronesis: some deliberations about enactive ethics pp. 7-35

Daniel D. Hutto

Habit in context pp. 37-50

David Schoute and Erik Myin

Conviviality: our primary connectedness to living beings pp. 51-67

Thomas Fuchs

Health care as participatory sense-making: an enactive perspective on relations between patients and health care providers pp. 69-89

Geoffrey Dierckxsens

Toward a patterned theory of inner speech: rethinking Vygotsky through 4E cognition and phenomenology pp. 91-107

J. Colelli, M. Bernardo and F. Verde

Superintelligence, heuristics and embodied threats pp. 109-123

Antonio Mastrogiorgio and Riccardo Palumbo

Trust and reliance in the cognitive institutions of cryptocurrency pp. 125-144

Enrico Petracca and Shaun Gallagher

Correction: Trust and reliance in the cognitive institutions of cryptocurrency pp. 145-146

Enrico Petracca and Shaun Gallagher

An enactive account of labor pp. 147-164

Andrea Gambarotto and Thomas van Es

Habits of affluence: unfeeling, enactivism and the ecological crisis of capitalism pp. 165-186

Jan Slaby