Original Research

Published on 09 Mar 2023

Male and overconfident groups overinvest due to inflated perceived ability to beat the odds

in Behavioral Microfoundations

Baiba Renerte
Jan Hausfeld
Torsten Twardawski

Frontiers in Behavioral Economics

doi 10.3389/frbhe.2023.1111317

2,593 views
3 citations

Original Research

Published on 03 Mar 2023

Extreme (and non-extreme) punishments in sender-receiver games with judicial error: An experimental investigation

in Behavioral Microfoundations

Meng-Jhang Fong
Joseph Tao-yi Wang

Frontiers in Behavioral Economics

doi 10.3389/frbhe.2023.1096598

2,094 views

Original Research

Published on 03 Mar 2023

Truth-telling with a smartphone: The effect of communication media in strategic interactions

in Behavioral Microfoundations

Edward Cartwright
Lian Xue

Frontiers in Behavioral Economics

doi 10.3389/frbhe.2023.1120697

2,040 views

Original Research

Published on 22 Feb 2023

Social norms and couples' division of labor

in Behavioral Microfoundations

Shuya He
Charles N. Noussair

Frontiers in Behavioral Economics

doi 10.3389/frbhe.2023.1112934

2,339 views
1 citation

Review

Published on 10 Feb 2023

Vague language and context dependence

in Behavioral Microfoundations

Wooyoung Lim
Qinggong Wu

Frontiers in Behavioral Economics

doi 10.3389/frbhe.2023.1014233

3,104 views
1 citation

Hypothesis and Theory

Published on 16 Dec 2022

Gender effects of project assessment: Evidence from a market simulation

in Behavioral Microfoundations

Karl Aquino
Momo Deretic
John Ries

Frontiers in Behavioral Economics

doi 10.3389/frbhe.2022.1015626

2,002 views
1 citation

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Male and overconfident groups overinvest due to inflated perceived ability to beat the odds

Extreme (and non-extreme) punishments in sender-receiver games with judicial error: An experimental investigation

Truth-telling with a smartphone: The effect of communication media in strategic interactions

Social norms and couples' division of labor

Vague language and context dependence

Gender effects of project assessment: Evidence from a market simulation