Borderline Symptoms Predict Lower Empathy and Decreased Acceptance of Fair Offers
A new study reveals that borderline personality symptom severity in a community sample predicts reduced empathy and lower acceptance of ...
Tag: behavioral economics
Banana Bunchy Top Virus Inflicts Severe Economic Losses on Tanzanian Farmers
A household survey in Kigoma, Tanzania reveals that Banana Bunchy Top Disease triggers catastrophic income losses while behavioral barriers undermine ...
Simulated grocery checkout system estimates 23.4% median emissions reduction, but consumer effects remain unvalidated
A simulation of 227,596 grocery baskets estimated a median 23.4% basket-emissions reduction from checkout-time product substitutions, but all consumer-response findings ...
Legal Anonymity Raised Personal Injury Settlements by 12–17%
An observational study of Israeli personal injury claims found that settlement payments increased by 12% to 17% after a reform ...
Famous Scarcity Study May Have Misread How Poverty Shapes Attention
A new re-analysis and replication study in Nature Communications argues that the famous 'Angry Blueberries' experiment did not demonstrate an ...
AI Agents Match Human Averages but Diverge in How They Respond to Rewards and Penalties
A controlled experiment comparing humans with two large language models under a sequential carbon credit incentive finds that identical aggregate ...
How Feedback Shapes Risk Attitudes
In a groundbreaking study poised to reshape our understanding of human decision-making under uncertainty, researchers have unveiled compelling evidence that ...
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