Program for Wednesday, June 18th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-09:18

A Person-Centered Perspective on Financial Well-Being

Marc Aubrey, Alexandre J.S. Morin, Claude Fernet, Noémie Carbonneau

09:18-09:36

One (financial well-being) model fits all? Moving from developed to developing countries

Angela Sorgente, Fariba Soheili, Margherita Lanz

09:36-09:54

A Multidimensional Approach to Financial Resilience: Examining the Interplay of Individual, Social, and Contextual

Matteo Robba, Carmela Aprea, Paola Iannello

09:54-10:12

Security, assets and male gender – the keys to higher subjective financial well-being. Evidence from bank

Leonore Riitsalu, Taavi Unt, Annegrete Molloka, Adele Atkinson, Rauno Pello

09:00-09:18

Estimation of Mitigation of Environmental Impacts of Plant-Forward Meals versus Similar Meat-based Dishes at Canadian University

Sunghwan Yi, Xuyang Guo, Goretty Dias, Noah Kidd, Lisa Duizer, Bask Topcu

09:18-09:36

Substituting meat with plant-based alternatives: Linkage of behavioral beliefs and food choice

Eva Hofmann, Marius Nagel

09:36-09:54

Institutional food service perspectives’ on adding more plant-forward dishes to menus: Findings from the survey of post-secondary campus food services across

Sunghwan Yi, Paula Brauer, Goretty Dias, Lisa Duizer

09:00-09:18

Mitigating Hypothetical Bias: A Comparative Study of Bayesian Truth Serum and Inferred Valuation

Seda Erdem, Madalina Radu

09:18-09:36

Loss Distribution in Groups: The Roles of Merit and Veil

Felix Meickmann, Wulf Gaertner

09:36-09:54

Experiments In Reflective Equilibrium Using The Socrates Platform

Nick Byrd, Philipp Chapkovski

09:54-10:12

Unfairness Across Contexts: Investigating Generalized Reciprocity Across Different Tasks and Domains

Joanna Rudzińska-Wojciechowska, Jerzy Wojciechowski, Katarzyna Sekścińska

10:12-10:30

The random thickness of indifference

John Smith

09:00-09:18

Happiness as an End Goal: The Valuation of Happiness Among Top University Students

Cian Lin

09:18-09:36

Poverty as a Restriction on Freedom: Psychological Reactance, Well-Being, and Economic

Drążkowski, Trepanowski, Jęśko-Białek, Szmigiel, Szewczyk, Wiśniewski

09:36-09:54

Daily Associations Between Effortless and Effortful Self-Control, Goal Attainment, and Affective

Kehan Mei, Sakari Lemola, Anu Realo

09:54-10:12

Children’s reward decisions and justice perceptions: The role of effort and resource accessibility

András Ádám Koch, Anna Éva Ferenczi, József Pántya

10:12-10:30

Can Social Epidemics be Reversed? An Experimental Test of the Overturning Principle

Anthony Ziegelmeyer, Rajnish Kumar

09:00-09:18

A behavioural perspective on pandemic preparedness: a conceptual framework and survey in four European

Jet Sanders

09:18-09:36

From Insights to Impact: Applying Behavioral Science to Consumer Policy in Denmark

Catrine Normann

09:36-09:54

Unlocking the Full Potential of Behavioural Insights in Policymaking

Colin Kuehnhanss

09:54-10:12

Developing EU harmonised waste sorting labels with behavioural insights

Marion Dupoux

09:00-09:18

Steaks, Salads, and Seduction: Food Choices Flirt with Gender Norms in Mating Contexts

Agata Gasiorowska, Michal Folwarczny, Tobias Otterbring, Lynn Kl Tan

09:18-09:36

Bored into buying – does boredom push us into making more excessive purchases in real live?

Agata Kocimska-Bortnowska, Agata Gasiorowska, Wijnand van Tilburg

09:36-09:54

Convenience at a Cost? The Impact of Buy Now, Pay Later Schemes on Compulsive Buying Behaviour in

Sorin Thode, Lucia A. Reisch, Gerhard Raab

09:54-10:12

Variety-Seeking and Choice Overload: Exploring Variety-Seeking in the case of large assortments

Apostolia Loukopoulou, Flora Kokkinaki, George Baltas, Stavros Drakopoulos

10:12-10:30

Compensatory evaluation of dimension differences in multi-attribute decision making: the problem of incommensurable

Rob Ranyard, Henry Montgomery

10:50-11:08

Can money make you happy? The relationship between overall well-being and financial well-being through a qualitative

Kristiina Vain

11:08-11:26

Gender differences in financial well-being are associated with gendered experiences of work

Adele Atkinson

11:26-11:44

Designing a holistic financial well-being self-assessment tool: a user-centred approach

Rauno Pello

11:44-12:02

A Multidimensional View of Financial Well-being and the Links to Personality: An Explorative

Rein Urmas Murakas

12:02-12:20

Positive effects of mindfulness and personal finance apps on financial wellbeing. Evidence from two online

Ene Tubelt, Kristjan Pulk

10:50-11:08

Smart Swaps for a Greener Future: The Impact of Food Swap Recommendations on Sustainable Grocery

Tabea Barg, Jeanette Klink-Lehmann, Dominic Lemken, Monika Hartmann

11:08-11:26

Self- and Social Image and Optimal Carbon-Offsets

Lu Cheng, Jaakko Aspara, Topi Miettinen

10:50-11:08

How Control Shapes Trust: An Experimental Evidence of Communal vs. Market Relationships

M. Khan, A. Kuzminska, P. Kesebir, T. Zaleskiewicz, A. Gasiorowska

11:08-11:26

Modern Slavery and Mistrust

Gewei Cao, Hannes Rusch

11:26-11:44

Transparency Laws and Trust: Analyzing Corruption Perceptions in Latin America Through the Lens of the Latinobarómetro 2020 &

Domínguez Espinosa, Armenta Hurtarte, Cruz del Castillo, Resendiz Rodriguez

11:44-12:02

Small talk as a contracting device: trust, cooperative norms, and changing equilibria

Matthew Cashman, Boris Maciejovsky, Birger Wernerfelt

10:50-11:08

The Application of Behavioral Sciences in Governments in Latin America: The Brazilian Case

Milena Pavan Serafim

11:08-11:26

Behavioral Insights for Tax Compliance: An Experimental Intervention with Brazilian Individual Microentrepreneurs

Guilherme Atanazildo Leme

11:26-11:44

Conflict Resolution and Dejudicialization in Micro and Small Enterprises: A Behavioral Approach

Denis dos Santos Alves

11:44-12:02

Implementation of Cross-Sector Policies and Behavioral Sciences: Challenges, Lessons Learned, and Pathways for Public

Juliana de Arruda Leite

10:50-11:08

The Effects of Organizational Trust on Investors' Expectations and Allocations

S. Thorp, J. Agnew, M. Gropper, A. Hung, N. Votolato Montgomery

11:08-11:26

Trading on Hearsay: When Does Cheap Talk Move Asset Prices?

Edward Halim, Yohanes Riyanto, Nilanjan Roy, Yan Wang

11:26-11:44

Women's bargaining power and household stock investment

Li Jia, Wenjing Lei, Gerrit Antonides

11:44-12:02

Surplus Utility, Asset Prices and Reference Dependent Preferences

Hyeon Park

12:02-12:20

Women and Stock Market Participation: Evidence from Armenia

Alexey Upravitelev

10:50-11:08

Can citizens’ assemblies reduce polarization? Evidence from a large field experiment in Austria

Barbara Hartl, Kira Abstiens, Katharina Gangl, Ulrike Bechtold

11:08-11:26

Are there economic consequences of political polarization? Measuring intergroup and intragroup polarization with consumer

Edda Claus, Viet Nguyen

11:26-11:44

Institutional rules and unfair rule enforcement

Simon Columbus, Lars P. Feld, Matthias Kasper, Matthew D. Rablen

11:44-12:02

An experimental investigation on intentionality and proportionality biases in conspiracy beliefs

Lorenzo Gagliardi, Astrid Gamba

13:10-13:28

Navigating Uncertainty: The Role of Income Volatility in Temporal Discounting and Financial Stress Over

Zafira R. N. Shabrina, Mirre Stallen, Lotte F. van Dillen, Wilco W. van Dijk

13:28-13:46

Psychological Characteristics Influencing Financial Behavior – A PRISMA Systematic Review

Pia Rosenthal, Andreas Liening

13:46-14:04

Are Younger Cohorts More Present-Biased? An Analysis of Future-Oriented Spending

Jessie Fan, Hua Zan

14:04-14:22

Private beliefs of inflation and psychological traits. Learning-to-forecast exercise results.

M. Szyszko, A. Springer, A. Rutkowska, A. Kliber, M. Pietrzak

14:22-14:40

Consumer Behavior in Financial Services: The Interplay of Perceived Discrimination, Trust, and Advisory

Miranda Reiter, Di Qing, Kenneth White

13:10-13:28

More Information, Less Power: Field Experimental Evidence on the Effect of Information Provision on Residential Electricity

Benjamin Kirchler, Andrea Kollmann, Johannes Reichl

13:28-13:46

Removing Behavioral Barriers to Energy Renovation - A Discrete Choice Experiment

Samy Zitouni, Valérie Lesgards, Corinne Chaton

13:46-14:04

RECIPROCITY AND ENERGY THEFT IN NIGERIA: A CASE STUDY OF KABUSA COMMUNITY

Obidare et.al

14:04-14:22

Exploring the benefits of default options for reducing digital waste

Pirjo Turk

14:22-14:40

ECONOMIC SHIFTS IN EUROPE: THE ENERGY MARKET’S RESPONSE TO THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE CONFLICT

Reza Kheirandish, Hossein Borzouee

13:10-13:28

Robots to the Rescue: Reducing Risk-Taking

Yaniv Hanoch

13:28-13:46

From power to financial risk: The mediating role of cognitive flexibility and risk perception

Katarzyna Sekścińska, Diana Jaworska, Joanna Rudzińska-Wojciechowska

13:46-14:04

Understanding Risk Attitudes and Valuation of New Technologies

Özlem Özdemir, Andrea Morone, Donato Pierno

14:04-14:22

In the Mood for a Tie: Weather Induced Mood and Risk Taking among Super-Elite Chess Players

Maryam Dilmaghani, Hui Xiao

14:22-14:40

Positive Feedback Does Change Risk Preferences: Evidence from Early Careers in Real-Risk

Mario Lackner, Hendrik Sonnabend

13:10-13:28

Stimulating motivation to increase financial donations to the cultural sector

Alibrahim et.al

13:28-13:46

Political Preferences and Prosociality

Nils Christian Hoenow

13:46-14:04

Prosocial by default: Setting prosocial defaults increases overall prosociality even when a fraction of people are

Linh Vu, Jan Hausfeld, Margarita Leib, Shaul Shalvi

14:04-14:22

Do (pro)social choices reflect (pro)active inhibition of selfishness?

Vinay Krishna, Azizuddin Khan

14:22-14:40

We are all in the same boat: How personal sense of social responsibility fuels collective action for social

József Pántya, Erzsébet Bata, Anna Kende

13:10-13:28

CINCONECTE: Building a Collaborative Network to Advance Behavioral Science in the Brazilian Public

Carla Arede, Marizaura Camões, Vera Rita Ferreira

13:28-13:46

The bottlenecks and enablers for applying behavioral insights projects in the public health sector in Brazil: a case

Flora Finamor Pfeifer, Claudio Meilman Ferraz

13:46-14:04

Using behavioural insights to help keep people safe online

John Ivory, Amy Hume

14:04-14:22

Through the ‘backdoor’? – Economic psychology in early initiatives in public sectors of Brazil

Vera Rita Ferreira

14:22-14:40

Consolidating Behavioral Science in Latin America: The Latin American Behavioral Science Conference - A side event at G20

P.A. Martins, V.R.d.M. Ferreira, R. Bastos, M.L.d. Silva

13:10-13:28

Attachment Insecurities as Predictors of Market Mindset: A Correlational and Longitudinal Approach

Emrullah Ecer, Agata Gasiorowska

13:28-13:46

Appeasing Envy and Relieving Guilt: When Inequality Does not Hurt

Riccardo Vannozzi

13:46-14:04

Effects of mindfulness-based attention training on bounded rationality in policy-like decision-making: field experiment

Irina Branco da Silva

14:04-14:22

Are World Leaders Loss Averse?

Matthew Rablen, Matthew Gould

15:30-17:00

II Keynote lecture - Kahneman Lecture - Positioning economic psychology in the emerging behavioral public policy

Liam Delaney

17:00-20:00 Food and drinks at Lodjakoda, boat trips on the river Emajõgi

10:30-10:50 Coffee Break

12:20-13:10 Lunch Break