IAREP
SABE
IAREP – SABE JOINT CONFERENCE
Sibiu, Romania, September 3rd – 6th, 2015
SIBIU 2015
PSYCHOLOGY and ECONOMICS
together for a better life
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IAREP - SABE JOINT CONFERENCE. Conference ( 2015 ; Sibiu)
Psychology and Economics togheter for a better life : IAREP
- SABE Joint Conference : Sibiu, 2015 : Conference Book / eds.:
Eugen Iordănescu, Cornelia Iordănescu, Gabriela Marcu, Aurelia
Drăghici. - Sibiu : Editura Universităţii "Lucian Blaga" din Sibiu,
2015
ISBN 978-606-12-1073-2
I. Iordănescu, Eugen (ed.)
II. Iordănescu, Cornelia (ed.)
III. Marcu, Gabriela (ed.)
IV. Drăghici, Aurelia (ed.)
159.9(063)
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Tehnoredactare: Adrian Murăşan
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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General Information about the Organizers ..................................................................................... 5
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Committees ..................................................................................................................................... 6
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Conference Information .................................................................................................................. 8
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Welcome to Sibiu! ......................................................................................................................... 10
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Sibiu Map ....................................................................................................................................... 17
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Conference Site Map ..................................................................................................................... 18
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Conference Overview .................................................................................................................... 19
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Detailed Conference Program ....................................................................................................... 21
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Participants .................................................................................................................................... 27
10 Notes.............................................................................................................................................. 79
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Dear Colleagues and Friends,
On the behalf of the Organizing Committee, I would like to express a warm welcome to you at the
2015 IAREP-SABE Joint Conference in Sibiu, Romania!
IAREP-SABE Joint Conference is a four-day scientific conference, covering the most current topics of
Economic Psychology and Behavioral Economics research. It brings more than one hundred and fifty
participants to Romania, from thirty countries all over the World. As you will see in the program, the
conference offers thirty-four parallel sessions, plenary, symposia and poster presentations.
Our hope is that you will spend a pleasant time in the mysterious land “beyond the woods”, meet old
and new friends, and participate to scientific and social events.
Take care about vampires and other legendary mysteries of these mountains and enjoy especially
The Boat Trip…
On the behalf of all organizers, I sincerely hope that you will have an enjoyable stay in Sibiu and wish
you a great conference!
Yours,
Prof. dr. Eugen Iordanescu
President of EPIA
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1 GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE ORGANIZERS
EPIA
Economic Psychology Association (EPIA), www.epia.ro, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the
advancement of economic psychology and its representation especially in Romania and EastEuropean Country.
The EPIA’s mission is to promote, protect, and advance the interests of scientifically oriented
economic psychology in research, application, teaching, and the improvement of human lives.
ULBS
The 2015 IAREP-SABE Joint Conference was organized in cooperation with “Lucian Blaga” University
of Sibiu, www.ulbsibiu.ro.
Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu (LBUS) is one of the oldest Romanian universities, with a 220 year tradition. The
development of higher education in Sibiu provides applicants and students with the chance to choose from one
of the various study programmes offered by the 9 faculties of LBUS. Currently, the educational offer of the
Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu consists of diverse, study programs and the university’s open-mindedness
toward novelty and study programs required by the labour market are appreciated and demanded by our
applicants, students and graduates.
Faculties and Departments:
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Faculty of Theology
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Letters and Arts
Faculty of Socio-Human Sciences
Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Sciences
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Food Industry and Environmental Protection
Faculty of Economics
Approximately 20. 000 students study each year at Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, enrolled in various forms of
higher education, with the valuable contribution of 800 of the teaching staff. The key objective of the
University in Sibiu is to carry out a competitive educational process, meeting the standards of the EU, which
grants LBUS graduates international academic and professional recognition. The university promotes unique
specializations in the Romanian academic environment, and the high trust degree recommends the LBUS as
being a powerful institution, involved in improving the quality of the higher educational process.
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2 COMMITTEES
(Alphabetical order)
Scientific committee
Morris Altman, University of Newcastle, Australia
Gerrit Antonides, Wageningen UR, The Netherlands, President of SABE
Ofer Azar, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, President of ICABEEP
Michelle Baddeley, Bartlett School of Construction and Project Management, UK
Behnud Djawadi, University of Paderborn, Germany
Elena Druica, University of Bucharest, Romania
Shoshana Grossbard, San Diego State University, USA
Erik Hölzl, University of Koln, Germany
Rodica Ianole, University of Bucharest, Romania
Eugen Iordanescu, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania, President of EPIA
Simon Kemp, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Stephen Lea, Emeritus Professor of Psychology, University of Exeter, UK
David Leiser, Ben Gurion University of The Negev, Israel
Alan Lewis, The University of Bath, UK
Ellen Katrine Nyhus, University of Agder, Norway, president of IAREP
Charlotte Phelps, Professor Emeritus of Economics, Temple University, USA
Mark Pingle, Professor of Economics, University of Nevada, Reno, USA
Tomasz Zaleskiewicz, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Wroclaw, Poland
Student prize Committee
Michelle Baddeley, Bartlett School of Construction and Project Management, UK
Pablo Branas Garza, Middlesex University London, UK
Agata Gasiorowska, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Wroclaw, Poland
Leonhard K. Lades, University of Stirling, UK
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Local Organizing Committee
Eugen Iordanescu, President of EPIA
Aurelia Drăghici, EPIA, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania
Cornelia Iordănescu, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, EPIA, Romania
Gabriela Marcu, EPIA, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania
Members:
Alupoaie Cristian Victor
, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania
Baican Eugen, Babeș-Bolyai University of Cluj Napoca, Romania
Bogaty Zoltan, West University of Timisoara, Romania
Bondarevskaya Irina, Institute of Social and Political Psychology, Ukraine
Cojan Stefan, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania
Constantinescu Elena Nicoleta, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania
Coşa Iulia Maria, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania
De Carlo Alessandro, EFPA, PSIO, Italy
Druica Elena, University of Bucharest, Romania
Gândila Ana Maria, Rotary Cibinium Sibiu, Romania
Grigoriță Iuliana
, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania
Ianole Rodica, University of Bucharest, Romania
Ilin Corina, West University of Timisoara, Romania
Iordanescu Stefan, EPIA, Romania
Muresan Adrian, EPIA, Romania
Oprea Alexandra, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania
Todericiu Ramona, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania
Valsan Calin, Bishop's University, Canada
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3 CONFERENCE INFORMATION
Venues of the Conference
The 2015 IAREP-SABE joint conference will be held in Sibiu, Romania.
Lecture Halls
All the conference sessions will be held at “Lucian Blaga” University, Faculty of Medicine,
Str. Lucian Blaga, Nr. 2A , 550169, Sibiu, Romania.
The conference rooms have the names of some personalities from the Psychology Economics
and Behavioral Economics' areas. The selection of these names has obviously been
subjective and possibly/probably put under same errors of decision (), of which study,
many of us have been dealing with.
Conference Secretariat before and after the conference
Contact person:
Eugen Iordanescu, [email protected], tel +40 744 557039
Conference Secretariat during the conference
Contact persons:
Alexandra Oprea, tel. : +40 749 199876
Gabriela Marcu, tel.: +40 724 551500
Eugen Iordanescu, tel.: +40 744 557039
Opening hours
03 September, Thursday
04 September, Friday
05 September, Saturday
06 September, Sunday
09.00 ‐ 18.00
08.00 ‐ 18.00
08.00 ‐ 18.00
08.00 ‐ 13.00
Smoking
Smoking is banned in all enclosed spaces, including offices as well as on public
transportation, in playgrounds and in underpasses. Please look for the smoking allowed sign
if you need to indulge.
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Telephone
Country code: 40. Outgoing international code: 00. Sibiu city code: 69. Mobile telephone
GSM dual band 900/1800, coverage throughout the country.
Network operators include: Telekom, Vodafone, Orange
Emergency
(ambulance, police): 112
Bank and currency exchange
The local currency is the Romanian LEU. Delegates may change foreign currency and
travellers’ cheques at the airport upon arrival in Sibiu, at several banks located in Sibiu, and
also exchange offices in the City center. International credit cards are accepted for payment
in hotels, restaurants, and shops. Credit and debit cards can be used to withdraw money
from ATMs.
Internet access
Free Wi ‐ Fi is available at the conference venue in Sibiu.
Insurance
The organizers of the Conference recommend that participants arrange their own insurance
for health, travel and property.
Electricity
220 volts AC, 50Hz, European two ‐ pin plugs are used.
Clothing and weather
The high temperatures of the summer months drop to some extent in September, but early
September is still a perfect time to take a trip to Romania. Nights get colder and showers
may occur. You are advised to bring warm clothing and an umbrella or a raincoat with you
Delegate identification
Admission to scientific sessions and other events is permitted only to those wearing the
official Conference badge.
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4 WELCOME TO SIBIU!
(text from the http://www.turism.sibiu.ro – official Sibiu website)
A tour of Sibiu – city of Culture
“The nowadays Sibiu is a touristic location acknowledged at an international level and appreciated by
specialists in the field, representatives of the mass media and by simple tourists visiting the city. But
this statute was built step by step, due to the cooperation of all local actors: the local administration,
touristic and cultural entities, personalities and simple members of the community.
In the year 2000 Sibiu was a dusty provincial town, which suffered a great deal because of the
indifference of the authorities during the communist period. Both the historical center as well as the
city districts needed extensive rehabilitation and modernization works. The local authorities
understood this need and, starting in 2002, the amounts invested in such works constantly increased
because they acknowledged the fact that a community, a city cannot evolve unless it benefits from a
good and functional infrastructure, the statement being true in the case of the development of the
touristic field as well.
Over 50 million Euro have been invested in the past 14 years in the historical center. The streets
were rehabilitated through the modernization of the networks of utilities, the suspended wires were
lowered in the underground and the roads were repaved. The historical squares and passages were
rehabilitated, the parts of the defense walls which still exist today have been also rehabilitated and
adequately highlighted. The Lower Town also underwent rehabilitation, the squares and public
spaces here regaining their picturesque. In order to display all these objectives, the public lighting
was also reconfigured, its aspect being harmonized with the characteristics of a historical center. An
architectural lighting was added in order to make the squares and the important buildings in the
center more visible. The museums revived and promoted their priceless heritage, and the valuable
buildings regained their charming aspect.
In 2004, when Sibiu learned that it will have the honor to bear the title of European Capital of Culture
in 2007, the city’s cultural life and implicitly, the touristic field started on an accentuated ascending
trend. The cultural life of Sibiu has always been very rich, due to the creative spirit and the cultural
effervescence which always defined the city. But starting in 2004, the cultural actors and local
authorities have invested more in cultural events, creating an annual calendar of events which
attract numerous tourists every year. The Sibiu European Capital of Culture 2007 Program brought
over 2,000 events and an exceptional cultural year, which led to an international fame which Sibiu
well deserved. Hoever this was not the climax, but the impulse which the city needed to continue its
development.
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The cultural and sport events calendar of the city contains a growing number of valuable events, and
the cultural institutions as well as the local administration finance these events with growingly larger
amounts. Almost every weekend between April and December of each year, the public spaces and
performance halls are animated by the most diverse events: from theatrical and musical
performances, plastic art exhibitions and events highlighting traditions to seminars and conferences.
Due to all these, Sibiu is nowadays an indisputable touristic location which is appreciated and which
was awarded the maximum Michelin quotation – three stars. Because of its good quality cultural life,
due to its functional infrastructure, its geographical position and the natural landscape it is situated
in, due to the availability and efforts of the local administration, Sibiu is today an acknowledged
touristic location which receives a growing number of tourists every year, a city having the resources
to offer something to each of its guests, regardless of age or preferences
TEN things you should know about Sibiu
Sibiu was the European Capital of Culture in 2007
Sibiu was the European Capital of Culture in 2007, together with Luxemburg, being the
first city in South-Eastern Europe to receive this title. Even before Romania adhered to
the European Union, Sibiu was already being acknowledged as having a European
character, from the point of view of its infrastructure, due to the fact that it is a cultural
location and because of its European spirit. During this wonderful year Sibiu hosted over
2.000 events, very diverse in type: performing arts, film, photo, architecture, visual arts,
literature, music, heritage, conferences. The public spaces and performance halls
became the stage of a marathon of events. The Sibiu European Capital of Culture
Program was a success, but the year 2007 was not the peak, but the engine of the city’s
development which, since then, started on an upward trend in the field of culture, in the
economical field as well as in the touristic field and even in the area of services and the
infrastructure, gaining more and more visibility.
The city has a history of over 900 years
The city was colonized after the middle of the 12th century by Saxon colonists coming
from the Rhine –Mosselle territory, the first documentary mention occurring in 1191
under the name of Cibinium. Starting with 1366 the city changed its name to
Hermannstadt and after 1919 the city’s name became Sibiu. For Sibiu, the medieval
period represented an accelerated economic growth due to the guilds represented in the
city, which were gradually replaced by manufacturing units and by small, but prosperous
businesses. As a fortress, Sibiu proved to be invincible in front of the ottomans and
surpassed numerous military conflicts. The city was the capital of Transylvania during the
period in which the region was a Habsburg principality and, over time it was also an
important ecumenical, educational and cultural center. During the more recent history,
Sibiu was an important city of the Revolution, actively participating in the events of
December 1989. Sibiu continues to write its own history, being a modern, European city,
which had the courage and the resources to open roads and stand out through its
projects.
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It was the capital of Transylvania
At the end of the 12th century, Transylvania becomes the greatest principality within the
Habsburg Empire. Sibiu was the capital of this principality between the years 1692-1791
and 1850-1867. The military Commander of Transylvania relocated his headquarters in
Sibiu in 1688 and remained here until November 7, 1918. Choosing Sibiu as the capital of
the region was both the acknowledgement of the city’s importance at that time, as well
as an impulse which the city knew how to use in order to evolve. The fact that Sibiu was
chosen to be the chair of various institutions of the province – the residence of the
Governor of Transylvania, the chair of the Mitropoly of Ardeal, the main offices of the
Romanian National Committee, the main offices of the Directing Council and the Great
Council – gave the city a well-deserved visibility and the occasion to develop.
Sibiu – the city of superlatives
Sibiu is a city of superlatives, which recorded many premieres in this part of Europe. It
was in Sibiu where the first hospital, the first library, the first school, the first pharmacy,
the first paper mill, the first book store, the first theatre building, the first museum, the
first cast iron bridge, the first mental illness hospital, the first whole Romanian capital
bank, the first spring factory, the first beer factory, the first balance factory, the first tool
factory, the first hydropower plant, the first Zoo garden, the first open-air cinema in
Romania opened. The first archives in Romania opened here, the first folkloric ensemble
in Romania was founded in Sibiu. Sibiu also takes pride in the fact that the first printing
press in Transylvania was attested here, in Sibiu, the first book in Ardeal having been
printed here and also, the first newspaper in Transylvania saw the light of print here. The
first mountain resort in Romania was Păltiniș, the first encyclopedia in Romania was
published in Sibiu, the oldest lightning protector in South Eastern Europe was installed
near Sibiu, the first Museum of Natural History in Romania opened to the public here, in
Sibiu. Sibiu was the first city in Transylvania with a public lighting powered by electric
power and it was here where the first electrical means of public transportation in
Transylvania entered into operation. Konrad Haas experimented the first stage rocket in
the world in a location near Sibiu. Sibiu proved to be a pioneer, a city with an
accentuated innovative spirit due to its people and to the historical context
The first mountain resort in Romania
Situated 32 km away from Sibiu, the Păltiniş mountain resort is the first such resort in
Romania (founded in 1894) and the mountain resort situated at the highest altitude in
Romania (1,442m). In 1902, Păltiniș was connected to Sibiu by means of a road. Due to
the high-level ozone mountain air, the resort receives many visitors because of its proven
efficiency in the treatment for neurasthenia, lung disease and physical exhaustion. At
first, the resort was visited for these medical purposes but then, gradually, snow lovers
have turned the resort into a winter sports destination which is very appreciated.
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The oldest museum in Romania
Between 1777 – 1787, Baron Samuel von Brukenthal built a palace in the old baroque
style, similar to the Viennese palaces. The building would later become the Brukenthal
National Museum, the first museum in Romania and in this part of Europe. The museum
formed around the Baron’s collections which included a collection of paintings, a stamp
cabinet, a library and a numismatic collection. Then the von Brukenthal family started to
purchase new paintings, contributing to the extension of the collection. The museum
opened to the public in 1817 and today it is a highly appreciated museum, a part of the
Brukenthal National Museum, which also includes the Museum of History, the Museum
of Natural History, the Museum of the History of Pharmacy and the Museum of Hunting.
Today, the museum, with its sections and exhibitions, attracts a growing number of
visitors and, together with the Astra National Museum Complex, make Sibiu a highly
appreciated museum center.
It is an important ecumenical center
The main offices of two important ecclesiastic institutions are situated here in Sibiu: The
Orthodox Mitropoly of Ardeal (founded by Andrei Şaguna in 1864) and the Episcopacy of
the Evangelic Church of Augustan Confession in Romania (since 1867). During its history,
but also at the present, Sibiu was a multi-confessional city in which various religions and
confessions have peacefully cohabitated, by means of mutual respect. Today, the
historical center of Sibiu hosts the Orthodox Cathedral, the Evangelic Cathedral, the
Roman-Catholic Church, the Greek-Catholic Church, the Reformed Church and a
Synagogue. On the occasion of Easter, the churches in Sibiu come together in a march
celebrating this moment, and the eight editions of the Christmas Market were opened by
the heads of all churches represented in Sibiu. In Sibiu, the field of education was
strongly influenced at its beginnings by the religious cults, the institutions being
supported by the churches and monasteries in the city. Metropolitan Andrei Șaguna also
unwound his activity here, founding the Theological Institute in Sibiu, continuing to be a
highly appreciated institution in the field at the present. The Third European Ecumenical
Assembly took place in Sibiu in 2007, a very important event which acknowledged the
fact that the city is an ecumenical center of European level, a city in which tolerance and
the respect for cults shaped the present character of the city
The first Zoo Garden in Romania
The first Zoo Garden in Romania opened in 1929 in the Dumbrava Forest. The first
animals hosted by the Zoo arrived here following a series of donations. Subsequently,
the garden passed to the administration of several public services which gradually
increased the number of animals hosted here. Starting with 2005, the Zoo Garden
entered into the administration of the City Hall of Sibiu and since then, over 10 million lei
have been invested in order to better the living conditions for the over 250 animals
belonging to over 50 species which are nowadays hosted by Zoo Sibiu. At the present,
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the shelters are very large and properly equipped and the number of visitors constantly
increased during the past six years due to the new, improved aspect of the Garden. Zoo
Sibiu is one of the favorite leisure time destinations for the people in Sibiu, but it is also
very appreciated by tourists.
The largest medieval urban ensemble in Romania
The historical center of Sibiu represents the greatest medieval urban ensemble in our
country, with numerous very well-preserved remnants from that period, from public
buildings and dwellings to defense walls and towers. Numerous elements from the four
defense precincts of Sibiu have been preserved until the present. The first precinct was
situated in the Huet Square, but only the Tower Passage and traces of the former walls
found in the cellars of some houses have been preserved from this precinct. The second
precinct still exists through the Council Tower and through the tower of the Goldsmiths’
Square. The third precinct is more extended, being formed of the walls on Centumvirilor
Street – the Huet Square - Avram Iancu Street – General Magheru Street - Funarilor
Street – the walls on Manejului Street - Pompiliu Onofrei Street – the walls and towers
on Cetății Street - Unirii Square - Ioan Lupaș Street – Bastionului Street. The fourth
precinct is formed of Movilei Street - Felinarului Street - Gheorghe Magheru Street - 1
Decembrie 1918 Square - Regele Ferdinand Street - Nicolae Teclu Street - Pietrarilor
Street - Zidului Street - Dârstelor Street – the Pneumophtisiology Hospital. The central
squares of the city also have a great significance from an architectural and historical
point of view. Walking in the squares and on the narrow streets of the historical center
we come across historical buildings, buildings which used to be the homes personalities
acknowledged in the country and abroad due to the results of their work. The buildings
which display various architectural styles, stand out through the shape of the skylights,
the shape of the roofs, the jambs and the shutters.
The city has national and international visibility
Sibiu rejoiced in the last years of a significant acknowledgement of its beauty and
touristic potential at an international level. Consequently, the prestigious Forbes
magazine ranks Sibiu on the 8th place of the list containing "the most idyllic places to
visit", in 2014 The Huffington Post included Sibiu in the list containing "The most
charming cities in Europe you’ll want to visit", the city being mentioned in numerous
articles of the most important newspapers in Europe and the US. Michelin awarded Sibiu
a quotation of three stars (Green Guide Stars), the maximum quotation and the highest
awarded to a city in Romania. Due to this profile, Sibiu is included today in the offer of
many touristic agencies and attracts a growing number of tourists every year, who spend
at least one night here. Also, due to this visibility and due to the city’s development,
Sibiu continues to be an attractive touristic location for both Romanian and foreign
investors.”
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And ONE more…
WHAT ABOUT VAMPIRES……
You will see…just take care! In case of danger, only the Dragon’s can really help you!
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SIBIU AREAS
(text from the http://www.turism.sibiu.ro – official Sibiu website)
“Sibiu is a well-known touristic location for its well-preserved and properly highlighted historical
center. The historical center of Sibiu spreads over 80 hectares, which represent a protected area.
This area includes the central squares – the Large Square [1], the Small
Square [2], the Huet Square, the Goldsmiths’ Square, the Arms Square
– public spaces which impress through their aspect, being at the same
time a stage for the cultural and sports events of the city and a
meeting place for locals, as well as for tourists. In the Large Square
and the Small Square we find buildings which host museums,
some of these buildings having been the homes of generals and
representatives of the local administration. Churches belonging to
different religions and confessions represented in Sibiu are also to
be found here: the Orthodox Cathedral, the Evangelic Cathedral, the
Roman-Catholic Church, a Greek-Catholic Church, a Reformed Church
and a Synagogue.
The narrow, but cozy streets of the historical center, guarded by historical buildings and roofs with
skylights known as "the eyes of Sibiu", cross the Upper Town and direct us towards the Lower Town.
This part of the historical center also regained its fair aspect. The rehabilitation works of streets and
squares in this part of the historical center started in 2005. In 2012 and 2013, four of the most
important streets and squares in this area regained their former charm: Ocnei Street, Faurului Street,
9 Mai Street and Turnului Street, the latter leading towards another historical area of the city – the
Terezian district. This is the second oldest district of Sibiu, being structured on three nuclei: the
nucleus of “măierime”, Konrad’s land and the area of the Neuropsychiatry Hospital.
Situated in the immediate vicinity of the historical center, the Iosefin district formed during the
Habsburg period of the city. The area impresses through its imposing
buildings, displaying a spectacular architecture. At the present, this
district hosts the Vice-chancellorship of the Lucian Blaga
University, office spaces, hotels and restaurants.
We then reach the Sub Arini Park [3], founded in 1856.
Today, the park spreads over 22 hectares, displaying 70
essences of wood characteristic for the location as well as
exotic trees and hosting 100 species of birds.
The music gazebo, the water fountain, the bust of poet
Mihai Eminescu, the meandering alleys, the flowers and the
trees, but also the bike track, make this park well appreciated
by locals, as well as a very interesting location for tourists.
The Dumbrava Natural Park [4] spreads over 960 hectares. Aside
from the beauty of the forest which invites to walks, the park hosts the Zoo Garden and the Astra
Museum of Folkloric Traditional Civilization.
On a surface measuring around 100 hectares, the Astra Museum of Folkloric Traditional Civilization
[6] presents traditional houses and technical installations of the Romanian folkloric civilization.”
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5 SIBIU MAP
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6 CONFERENCE SITE MAP
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7 CONFERENCE OVERVIEW
Thursday, September 03, 2015
09:00 - 18:00
09:00 - 16:00
16:00 - 18:00
18:00 19:00 -
Registration
IAREP/SABE early researcher workshop
IAREP/SABE getting published workshop
Opening Remarks and Welcomes, Opening Reception
IAREP Executive Committee Meeting
SABE board meeting
Photography exhibition: Scott Eric Eastman - "Seeking the Signal"
Friday, September 04, 2015
08:00 - 08:55
09:00 - 10:00
10:00 - 10:30
10:30 - 12:00
12:00 - 13:30
13:30 - 15:00
15:00 - 15:30
15:30 - 16:30
16:30 – 20:00
21:00 -
Registration, welcome coffee
Plenary Session 1: The Herbert Simon lecture: Prof. Amnon Rapoport (University
of California Riverside) - Choice of Routes in Directed Networks with Strategic
Uncertainty
Coffee break
Parallel sessions 1
Lunch
IAREP Country Rep Meeting
SABE GA
Parallel sessions 2
Coffee break
Plenary Session 2: Prof. Shoshana Grossbard (San Diego State University, USA,) Household Economics: a field in motion
Special Session: A boat trip trough our future; Location: The “Astra” National
Museum Complex.
Dinner, Hilton Hotel
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Saturday, September 05, 2015
08:00 - 08:55
09:00 - 10:00
10:00 - 10:30
10:30 - 12:00
12:00 - 13:30
Welcome coffee
Plenary Session 3 : Prof. Elena Druica (University of Bucharest) - Lost in
Transition: The Benefits of Social Cooperation
Coffee break
Parallel sessions 3
Lunch
17:00: - 17:30
17:30: - 19:30
Poster Session
Parallel sessions 4
Coffee break
Plenary Session 4: The Kahneman lecture: Prof. Marcel Zeelenberg (Tilburg
University, The Netherlands) - Towards an Economic Psychology of Gree
Coffee break
IAREP GA
20:30
Gala Dinner and Student prize event
13:30 - 15:30
15:30: - 16:00
16:00 - 17:00
Sunday, September 06, 2015
09:00 - 11:00
11:00 – 11:30
11:30 - 13:30
13:30 -
Walking City Tour, The Potter’s Fair
Welcome coffee
Parallel sessions 5
Closing Ceremony
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8 DETAILED CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Date: Thursday, 03/Sep/2015
9:00am
4:00pm
Early Researcher workshop
Registration
Location: Gabriel TARDE Hall [1]
Chair: Prof. Morris Altman, University of
Newcastle, Australia
Location: Aula
4:00pm
6:00pm
Elsevier Publishing Connect Workshop
6:00pm
Opening Remarks and Welcome, Opening Reception
7:00pm
-
IAREP Executive Committee Meeting
Magna
Lobby/Registration Area
Location: George KATONA Hall [2]
Chair: Maarten van Twisk, Elsevier, Netherlands, The
Photography exhibition : Scott Eric
Eastman - "Seeking the Signal"
Location: Gabriel TARDE Hall [1]
Chair: Prof. Ellen Katrine Nyhus, University
Location: Aula Magna
of Agder, School of Business and Law, Norway Lobby/Registration Area
SABE BM: SABE Board Meeting
Location: George KATONA Hall [2]
Chair: Prof. Gerrit Antonides, Wageningen
University, Netherlands, The
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Date: Friday, 04/Sep/2015
8:00am Registration and Welcome Coffee
Location: Aula Magna Lobby/Registration Area
8:55am
9:00am Plenary Session 1: The Herbert Simon lecture:Amnon Rapoport (University of California Riverside) - Choice of Routes in
Directed Networks with Strategic Uncertainty
10:00am Location: Aula Magna
Chair: Prof. Gerrit Antonides, Wageningen University, Netherlands, The
10:00am Coffee break
Location: Conference Lobby
10:30am
10:30am PS 1-1: Current PS 1-2:
economic
Cognitive,
trends/Financial
social and
12:00pm
and economic
crisis
PS 1-3/W1:
Household
Economics
personality Workshop
psychology Location:
Location:
Location:
Gabriel
TARDE Hall
[1]
George
KATONA
Hall [2]
Chair: Prof.
Alessandro
Bucciol
Chair: Dr. André
van Hoorn
Chair: Prof.
Avner BenNer
Chair: Dr.
Anna Maria
Hełka
Stephen
LEA Hal
[3]
Chair: Prof.
Shoshana
Grossbard
Chair: Prof.
Charlotte
Phelps
PS 1-4:
Economic
Behaviours
PS 1-5:
Heuristics
and Biases
PS 1-6: Psychology of
Money
PS 1-7: Experimental
Economics/Psychology
Location: Richard
Location:
Location:
THALER Hall [6]
Location: Aula Magna
Chair: Dr. Gabriela Marcu
Chair: Dr. Birgit Burböck
Herbert
Daniel
SIMON Hall KAHNEMAN
[4]
& Amos
Chair: Dr.
TVERSKY
Shahar
Hall [5]
Sansani
Chair:
Agnieszka
Paulina
Myrczek
Lewandowska
Chair: Dr. Joanna
Rudzińska-Wojciechowska
Chair: Marc Heise
Chair: Prof.
Ofer Azar
Chair: Prof.
Jutta Roosen
We will discuss
the nature and
the potential of
household
economics after
a presentation
about Charlotte
Phelps' early
contribution to
the field.
Charlotte
Phelps will
respond and
participate in
the discussion.
All who are
interested are
welcome to
participate.
12:00pm IAREP Country Rep. Meeting Lunch
Location: Herbert SIMON
Location: Conference
Lobby
1:30pm Hall [4]
Chair: Prof. Ellen Katrine Nyhus,
University of Agder, School of
Business and Law, Norway
SABE GA
Location: Daniel
KAHNEMAN &
Amos TVERSKY Hall [5]
Chair: Prof. Gerrit Antonides, Wageningen
University, Netherlands, The
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1:30pm PS 2-1: Current PS 2-2:
economic
Cognitive,
3:00pm trends/Financial social and
and economic
crisis
PS 2-3:
Caring, Sex
and
personality Children
psychology Location:
Location:
Location:
Gabriel
TARDE Hall
[1]
George
KATONA
Hall [2]
Chair: Prof. Fabian
Christandl
Chair: Prof.
Annamaria de
Rosa
Chair: Prof.
Mats
Hammarstedt
Chair: Dr.
József
Pántya
Stephen
LEA Hal
[3]
Chair: Dr.
Leonhard
Lades
Chair: Prof.
Cinzia Di
Novi
PS 2-4:
Judgement,
Intuition and
Decision
Making
PS 2-5:
Human
Capital
Location:
Daniel
KAHNEMAN
Herbert
& Amos
SIMON Hall TVERSKY
[4]
Hall [5]
Location:
Chair: Prof.
Tomasz
Zaleskiewicz
Chair: Prof.
Stefan SchulzHardt
PS 2-6: Experimental
PS 2-7/W2: EuroPsy
Economics/Psychology and the road to
international
Location: Richard
integration
THALER Hall [6]
Chair: Prof. Michelle
Catherine Baddeley
Chair: Dr. Alexis Belyanin
Chair: Prof.
Mark Agee
Chair: Prof.
Erez Siniver
Location: Aula Magna
Chair: Dr. Alessandro De
Carlo
The policy of the European
Union is oriented towards
unifying the standards for
different professions. In this
perspective, the EFPA –
European Federation of
Psychologist's Associations –
issues the EuroPsy certificate
which is based on a high
standard psychological
education and on continuous
training and supervision.
Will this policy/strategy
succeed? Which effects will
this eventuality have? And
then, what can the next step of
European integration be?
3:00pm Coffee break
Location: Conference Lobby
3:30pm
3:30pm Plenary Session 2: Shoshana Grossbard (San Diego State University, USA) - Household Economics: a field in motion
Location: Aula Magna
4:30pm
4:30pm Special session: A boat trip through our future
Location: The "ASTRA" National Museum Complex
8:30pm
http://www.muzeulastra.ro
http://www.muzeulastra.ro/pdf/cnm%20ASTRA%20en%20-%20ASTRA%20NATIONAL%20MUSEUM%20COMPLEX.pdf
9:00pm Dinner
Location: Hilton
Hotel
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Date: Saturday, 05/Sep/2015
8:00am Welcome coffee
Location: Conference Lobby
8:55am
9:00am Plenary Session 3 : Elena Druica (University of Bucharest) - Lost in Transition: The Benefits of Social Cooperation
Location: Aula Magna
10:00am
10:00am Coffee break
Location: Conference Lobby
10:30am
PS 3-2: Experimental
PS 3-3: Behavioural
10:30am PS 3-1:
Economic Economics/Psychology Economics/Finance
Location: Stephen
12:00pm Behaviours Location: George
Location:
KATONA Hall [2]
LEA Hal [3]
Gabriel
Chair: Prof. Martin Kocher Chair: Dr. OMUR SUER
Chair: Prof. Peter
Chair: Dr. Caezilia
TARDE
Martinsson
Loibl
Hall [1]
Chair: Prof.
Ellen Katrine
Nyhus
Chair: Dr.
Mosi
Rosenboim
PS 3-4/W3:
Effects of the
Financial Crisis:
Role of
Psychological
Factors
Location:
Herbert
SIMON Hall
[4]
PS 3-5:
Happiness
and
Wellbeing
Location:
PS 3-6: Trust
and Fairness
PS 3-7: Current
economic
Location:
trends/Financial
Richard
and economic
THALER Hall crisis
Daniel
[6]
KAHNEMAN Chair: Prof.
Elena Druica
& Amos
Chair: Prof. Ivo
TVERSKY
Bischoff
Hall [5]
Chair: Prof. Esther Chair: Sandie
Greenglass
McHugh
Chair: Prof. Tal
Shavit
Chair(s): Esther
Location: Aula
Magna
Chair: Dr. André
van Hoorn
Chair: Christian
Zankiewicz
Greenglass (York
University)
[email protected]
Discussant(s): Fabian
Christandl (Fresenius
University of Applied
Sciences, Cologne,
Germany)
[email protected]
In this symposium,
four papers will be
presented that deal
with the relationship
between economic
factors and
psychological
reactions, including
the role of
psychological
resources and coping.
Data from seven
countries are
presented. A unifying
theme in the papers is
a focus on an
understanding of how
individuals are
affected by economic
changes and the role
of psychological
factors.
12:00pm Lunch
Location: Conference Lobby
1:30pm
Poster Session
Location: Aula
Magna Lobby/Registration
Area
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PS 4-2: Taxation
1:30pm PS 4-1:
Judgement, Location: George
KATONA Hall [2]
3:30pm Intuition
and
Decision
Making
Chair: Dr. Diana Onu
Chair: Matthias Kasper
Location:
Gabriel
TARDE
Hall [1]
Chair: Prof.
Pablo
BranasGarza
Chair: Prof.
Antonio
Filippin
PS 4-3/W4: 50
Years of Harvey
Leibenstein's XEfficiency Theory
and an
Advancement of
Behavioral
Economics
Location: Stephen
LEA Hal [3]
PS 4-4: Social
Norms
Location:
Herbert
SIMON Hall
[4]
Chair: Prof. Agata
Gasiorowska
Chair: Prof. Louis
Lévy-Garboua
Chair: Prof. Morris
Altman
Chair: Prof. Roger
Frantz
PS 4-5:
Household
Economics
PS 4-6:
PS 4-7:
Environmental Economic
Psychology
Behaviours
Location:
Location:
Location: Aula
Daniel
Richard
Magna
KAHNEMAN THALER Hall Chair: Dr. VERA
RITA DE MELLO
& Amos
[6]
Chair: Prof. John FERREIRA
TVERSKY
Chair: Prof. John
Thøgersen
Hall [5]
F. Tomer
Chair: Dr.
Chair: Prof.
CORINA
Charles Yuji
MIRELA ILIN
Horioka
Chair: Prof.
Midori
WAKABAYASHI
Since the first empirical
research was done on XEfficiency theory in 1967,
there have been more than
200 articles published in
journals. That number
includes more than 100
articles published on the
topic of X-Efficiency
among financial
institutions since 1995.
This workshop will
explore theoretical and
empirical researches
regarding Harvey
Leibenstein's X-Efficiency
Theory and the
advancements of
Behavioral Economics
related to them.
3:30pm Coffee break
Location: Conference Lobby
4:00pm
4:00pm Plenary Session 4 : The Kahneman lecture: Marcel Zeelenberg (Tilburg University) - Towards an Economic Psychology of
Greed
5:00pm Location: Aula Magna
Chair: Prof. Ellen Katrine Nyhus, University of Agder, School of Business and Law, Norway
5:00pm Coffee break
Location: Conference Lobby
5:30pm
5:30pm IAREP GA
Location: Aula Magna
7:30pm Chair: Prof. Ellen Katrine Nyhus, University of Agder, School of Business and Law, Norway
8:30pm Gala Dinner and Student Prize Award
Location: Hilton Hotel
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Date: Sunday, 06/Sep/2015
9:00am Walking City Tour, The Potters' Fair
Location: Aula Magna Lobby/Registration Area
11:00am
THE POTTERS’ FAIR
http://www.turism.sibiu.ro/index.php/en/eveniment/124
11:00am Welcome Coffee
Location: Conference Lobby
11:30am
11:30am PS 5-1/W5: Out of PS 5-2: Houshold PS 5-3: Behavioural PS 5-4: Bounded
control, yet not
Economica
Economics/Finance Rationality
Location: George
Location: Stephen
Location: Herbert
1:30pm loss of
maneuverability; KATONA Hall
LEA Hal [3]
SIMON Hall [4]
Managing
Chair: Prof. Gerrit
Chair: Prof. Stephen
[2]
Cognitive Time
Distortion,
projects and
economy in
complex
organisations.
Location: Gabriel
TARDE Hall [1]
Chair: Prof. Fabian
Erik Gustav von
Schéele,
Linnaeusuniversity,
Sweden
Chair: Prof. Eugen
Iordanescu, Lucian
Blaga University of
Sibiu, Romania
Chair: Prof. Maria
Laura Di TOmmaso,
Dept of Economics
and Statistics,
University of Torino,
Italy, Italy
Chair: Geraldine
Enriquez Guarin,
School of Economics
University of the
Philippines,
Philippines
Antonides,
Wageningen University,
Netherlands, The
Chair: Dr. Yoosi Tobol,
Lev Academic Center
(JCT), Israel
Lea, University of
Exeter, UK, United
Kingdom
Chair: Prof. Joanna
Sokolowska,
University of Social
Sciences and
Humanities, Poland
PS 5-5: Trust and
Fairness
Location: Daniel
PS 5-6:
Judgement, Risk
and Decision
Making
KAHNEMAN &
Amos TVERSKY Location: Richard
THALER Hall [6]
Hall [5]
Chair: Prof. W. Fred
van Raaij, Tilburg
University,
Netherlands, The
Chair: Dr. Eugen
Baican, Babes-Bolyai
University, Romania
Chair: Dr. Rodica
Ianole, Universitatea
din Bucuresti, CUI
4505502, Romania
Chair: Dr. Masahiro
Shoji, Seijo
University, Japan
This workshop aims at
introducing the
phenomenon of
cognitive time distortion
(CTD) and its relation to
the conception of
performance
management. Important
factors such as output
quality, human
wellbeing, and economic
performance in
economic organizations
will be challenged by the
CTD.
1:30pm
Closing Ceremony
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9 PARTICIPANTS
(index)
A
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Agee,
Mark
Pennsylvania
Human Capital
State University,
United States of
America
Aldén,
Lina
Linnaeus
University,
Sweden
Contribution Title
PS 2-5
Assessing the Long-Term
Benefits of Head Start
Participation when
Children’s Outcomes are
Jointly Determined
Cognitive, social and
PS 2-2,
personality psychology
All about balance? A test
of the Jack-of-all-trades
theory using military
enlistment data
Human Capital
PS 2-5
Discrimination in the credit
market? Access to financial
capital among selfemployed immigrants
50 Years of Harvey
Leibenstein's XEfficiency Theory and
an Advancement of
Behavioral Economics
PS 4-3/W4
X-Efficiency Theory and
Venturing into the Black
Box of the Firm
Altman,
Morris
University of
Newcastle
Amberger,
Harald
Wirtschaftsuniv Taxation
ersität Wien,
Austria
PS 4-2
The role of tax rate based
decision heuristics in tax
planning through intragroup financing
Andreassen,
Leif
Statistics
Norway
Household Economics
PS 5-2
Do Men Care? Men’s
supply of unpaid labour.
Antipanova,
Olga
Tomsk
Polytechnic
University,
Russian
Federation
Poster Session
Poster
Session
Subjective and Objective
Wellbeing of Russian
Students
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Antonides,
Gerrit
Wageningen
Behavioural
University, The economics/ finance
Netherlands
PS 5-3
Mental Budgeting, Tax
Compliance and
Entrepreneurial Outcomes
of the Self-Employed
without Personnel
Antonova,
Natalia
National
Research
University
"Higher School
of Economics",
Russian
Federation
Poster Session
Poster
Session
Consumer's Identity
Features and Preferred
Brands' Personality
Apostol,
Oana
Turku School of Poster Session
Economics,
Turku
University,
Finland
Poster
Session
“Who do we serve?”
Challenges for adopting a
new institutional logic in
the tax consultancy field
Arbel,
Yuval
The Open
University of
Israel, Israel
PS 4-7
Contributions to a RealLife Public Good
ARIK,
EVREN
GALATASARAY Behavioural
UNIVERSITY,
economics/ finance
Turkey & BORSA
ISTANBUL,
Turkey
PS 3-3
LOCAL BIAS OF
INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS:
EVIDENCE FROM TURKISH
STOCK MARKET
Ashworth,
Laurence
Queen's
University
PS 5-5
Exploring the Role of
Fairness in the Cheating
Behaviour of Marketing
Students
Attia,
Adel
UMR
Household Economics, PS 5-2
7235/CNRS &
Université Paris
Ouest nanterre
La defensePoster Session
Poster
france, France
Session,
Agronomic research and
household behavior: the
case of Sikasso/Mali
Ben-Gurion
Heuristics and Biases
University of the
Negev, Israel
Relative thinking with
substitute goods: Does it
exist with real choices?
Azar,
Ofer
Session
Economic Behaviours
Trust and Fairness
PS 1-5
Contribution Title
Hypothetical agronomic
research and household
behaviour: the case of
Sikasso/Mali
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B
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Baddeley,
Michelle
Catherine
University
50 Years of Harvey
College London, Leibenstein's XUnited Kingdom Efficiency Theory and
an Advancement of
Behavioral Economics
PS 4-3/W4
Contribution Title
Bandwagon Effects, Snob
Effects and Selective
Rationality: Leibenstein's
contribution to the
Analysis of Social
Influence;
Experimental
PS 2-6,
Economics/Psychology
Herding in Housing
Markets: An behavioural
experimental analysis
Vulnerable person on work
market; between social
assisted status and
employee status
Baican,
Eugen
Babes-Bolyai
University,
Romania
Trust and Fairness
PS 5-5
Balázs,
Katalin
University of
Debrecen,
Hungary
Cognitive, social and
PS 2-2
personality psychology
Bar-El,
Ronen
Open University Economic Behaviours
of Israel
PS 4-7
Obesity and Economic
Behavior: Risk Aversion,
Subjective Discounting,
and Optimism;
Contributions to a RealLife Public Good
Bar-Tal,
Yoram
Tel-Aviv
Judgement, Intuition
University, Israel and Decision Making
PS 2-4
Confirmation bias in the
lay people perception of
financial expertise
Batrancea,
Larissa
Babeş-Bolyai
Environmental
University, Cluj- Psychology
Napoca,
Romania
PS 4-6
Trust in authorities and
power of authorities
correspond with shadow
economy and corruption:
A 44 nation study
Taking the initiative or
meeting the
requirements?
Differentiating proactive
and reactive forms of proenvironmental behavior
and their connection with
explicit and implicit
attitudes
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
BAULANT,
Camille
University of
Angers, France
Poster Session
Poster
Session
How the Private Happiness
involves the Public
Wellbeing? A New
Paradigm adapted to our
World Knowledge
Economy:
Beblo,
Miriam
Universität
Hamburg
Household Economics
PS 4-5
Couple experiments in
economics
Beer,
Sebastian
Wirtschaftsuniv Taxation
ersität Wien,
Austria
PS 4-2
Puzzling tax law Behavioral responses to
complexity
Belyanin,
Alexis
Higher School of Experimental
PS 2-6
Economics,
Economics/Psychology
Russian
Federation
An experimental study of
de-stigmatization of
criminal law
Ben-Ner,
Avner
University of
Minnesota
Cognitive, social and
PS 1-2,
personality psychology;
The Politics of Hope and
Fear: Risk Perceptions of
Good and Bad Events and
Worldviews
Experimental
PS 2-6
Economics/Psychology
Is Ignorance Bliss? An
Experimental Study of The
Effects of Diversity on
Team Performance When
Members Are Ignorant of
their Team’s Diversity;
Household Economics
Couple experiments in
economics
PS 4-5
Contribution Title
Beninger,
Denis
Universität
Hamburg
Berlemann,
Michael
Helmut Schmidt Experimental
PS 3-2
University
Economics/Psychology
The Effects of Natural
Disasters on Individual
Behavior: Experimental
Evidence
Białek,
Michał
Kozminski
university,
Poland
Cognitive, social and
PS 2-2
personality psychology
Reasoning in moral
judgments: The Impact of
placebic information.
Bischoff,
Ivo
Kassel
University,
Germany
Trust and fairness
Feedback and emotions in
the Trust Game;
PS 3-6,
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Organization(s)
Session
Session (Short
Titles)
Taxation
PS 4-2
Policy preferences for
inheritance taxation:
evidence from German
survey data
Contribution Title
Björk,
Lisa
Department of
Economics,
University of
Gothenburg,
Sweden
Economic Behaviours
PS 4-7
Cooperation under risk
and ambiguity
Björkman
Nyqvist,
Martina
Stockholm
School of
Economics
Caring, Sex and
Children
PS 2-3
Using Lotteries to
Incentivize Safer Sexual
Behavior: Evidence from a
Randomized Controlled
Trial on HIV Prevention.
Blasch,
Julia
ETH Zurich,
Switzerland
Environmental
Psychology
PS 4-6
Doing Good or Undoing
Harm - Framing Voluntary
Contributions to Climate
Change Mitigation
Blaywais,
Reut
Ben-Gurion
University
Poster Session
Poster
Session
Why Do We Ignore
Opportunity Costs?
Blondel,
Serge
University of
Angers, France
Judgement, Intuition
and Decision Making
PS 4-1
Willingness to Pay and
Framing Effects
Bocci,
Elena
European/
Current economic
International
trends/Financial and
Joint Ph.D. in
economic crisis
Social
Representations
and
Communication
Research Centre
and Multimedia
Lab, Sapienza
University of
Rome , Italy
PS 2-1
Gambling or Waging War
with the Stock Market? An
integrated Field and Media
Study on Social
Representations,
Metaphors and
Investment Practices
among European and
Chinese Investors and
Financial Advisors
Bohacek,
Marek
Economic and Experimental
PS 3-2
Social Research Economics/Psychology
Institute,
Ireland;
Trinity College
Dublin
Tests for Common
Cognitive Capacity
Constraints in Objective
and Subjective Consumer
Choice
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Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session (Short
Titles)
Session
Contribution Title
Bondarevskaya, Institute of
Judgement, Intuition
Social and
Irina
and Decision Making
Political
Psychology
NAPS of Ukraine
PS 5-6
Social identity and trust as
factors of consolidated
public opinion formation
Boussard,
Jean-Marc
Academie
Household Economics
d'Agriculture de
France
PS 5-2
Agronomic research and
household behavior: the
case of Sikasso/Mali
Branas-Garza,
Pablo
Middlesex
Judgement, Intuition
University
and Decision Making
London, UK,
United Kingdom
PS 4-1
CRT: Whom, how, when, ...
Brenna,
Elenka
Università
Cattolica del
Sacro Cuore,
Milan, Italy.
Caring, Sex and
Children
PS 2-3
Is caring for older parents
detrimental to women’s
mental health? The role of
the European North-South
gradient
Bruine de Bruin, University of
Wandi
Leeds, United
Kingdom
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 1-1
Distinguishing the
Individuating Factors
Influencing Financial
Behaviours at Times of
High Pressure
Bucciol,
Alessandro
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 1-1,
Financial Risk Taste,
Business Cycles and
Perceived Risk Exposure
Social Norms
PS 4-4,
Social Status and
Personality Traits
Household Economics
PS 4-5
Can Risk Averse
Households Make Risky
Investments? The Role of
Trust in Others
Burböck,
Birgit
University of
Verona, Italy;
Netspar
FH JOANNEUM, Experimental
PS 1-7
Austria
Economics/Psychology
Rational Decision? An
Experimental Analysis of
Lottery and Corrupt
Situations
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Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Session (Short
Titles)
Caliendo,
Marco
University of
Potsdam,
Germany;
IZA, Germany
Economic Behaviours
PS 3-1
Locus of Control and Labor
Market Migration
Campos,
Heliete Lopes
ASA,Brazil
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 3-7
The influence of trust on
loyalty intention in
business to business
relationship: a study in a
cleaning sector company
Carmel,
Eyal
Ben-Gurion
Economic Behaviours
University of the
Negev, Israel
PS 3-1
The impact of financial
management training and
psychological
determinants for success
Carroll,
Nathan John
University of
Regensburg,
Germany
Judgement, Intuition
and Decision Making
PS 2-4
A Study of Hot Hand
Effects among Golf
Players: Moving Beyond
Mean Performance.
Carson,
Jerome
University of
Bolton, United
Kingdom
Happiness and
Wellbeing
PS 3-5
What is Happiness?
Definitions and experience
of residents in an industrial
town in UK in 1938 and
2014
Castiglioni,
Cinzia
Catholic
University in
Milan, Italy
Social Norms
PS 4-4
Is benefit fraud more or
less wrong than tax
evasion?
Cavasso,
Barbara
University of
Padua, Italy
Social Norms
PS 4-4,
Social Status and
Personality Traits
Behavioural
economics/finance
PS 5-3,
Gender Differences in Risk
and Time Preferences: The
Role of Marital Status
Household Economics
PS 4-5
Can Risk Averse
Households Make Risky
Investments? The Role of
Trust in Others
Contribution Title
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Choudhury,
Pradeep Kumar
Institute for
Studies in
Industrial
Development,
India
Poster Session
Poster
Session
Patterns and Determinants
of Household Expenditure
on Engineering Education:
Findings from Delhi, India
Christandl,
Fabian
Fresenius
University of
Applied
Sciences,
Germany
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 2-1,
Locked into materialism:
Why materialists get what
they pay for
Effects of the Financial PS 3-4/W3
Crisis: Role of
Psychological Factors
Effects of the Financial
Crisis: Role of
Psychological Factors
Cobb-Clark,
Deborah
University of
Melbourne,
Australia;
IZA, Germany
Economic Behaviours
PS 3-1
Locus of Control and Labor
Market Migration
Corno,
Lucia
School of
Business and
Management,
Queen Mary
University,
London
Caring, Sex and
Children
PS 2-3
Using Lotteries to
Incentivize Safer Sexual
Behavior: Evidence from a
Randomized Controlled
Trial on HIV Prevention.
Couprie,
Helene
CEREQ Institute, Household Economics
Marseille
PS 4-5
Couple experiments in
economics
Cullis,
John
University of
Bath, UK
PS 4-4
Is benefit fraud more or
less wrong than tax
evasion?
Social Norms
Contribution Title
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Dannenberg,
Astrid
University of
Experimental
PS 3-2
Gothenburg,
Economics/Psychology
Sweden;
University of
Kassel, Germany
Can Nonbinding
Agreements Improve
Cooperation?
Experimental Evidence
from the Field
Darke,
Peter
York University, Trust and Fairness
Schulich School
of Business,
Canada
PS 5-5
Exploring the Role of
Fairness in the Cheating
Behaviour of Marketing
Students
Darriet,
Elisa
Université Paris Psychology of Money
II Panthéon
Assas, France
PS 1-6
Lay representations of
money and monetary
policies
De Carlo,
Alessandro
INPA - NAC
EuroPsy, Italy
De Groot,
I. Manon
Tax and
Behavioural
Customs
economics/finance
Administration,
The Netherlands
PS 5-3
Mental Budgeting, Tax
Compliance and
Entrepreneurial Outcomes
of the Self-Employed
without Personnel
de Rosa,
Annamaria
Silvana
European/
Current economic
International
trends/Financial and
Joint Ph.D. on economic crisis
Social
Representations
and
Communication
Research Centre
and Multimedia
Lab, Sapienza
University of
Rome
PS 2-1
Gambling or Waging War
with the Stock Market? An
integrated Field and Media
Study on Social
Representations,
Metaphors and
Investment Practices
among European and
Chinese Investors and
Financial Advisors
EuroPsy and the road to PS 2-7/W2
international
integration
Contribution Title
EuroPsy and the road to
international integration
The Worldwide Diffusion
of the Social
Representations Theory in
the Thematic Field of
“Economics, Advertising,
Marketing and
Organisational Context”
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
de Walque,
Damien
The World Bank Caring, Sex and
Children
PS 2-3
Using Lotteries to
Incentivize Safer Sexual
Behavior: Evidence from a
Randomized Controlled
Trial on HIV Prevention.
Delaney,
Liam
Behavioural
Heuristics and Biases
Science Centre,
Stirling
University,
United Kingdom
PS 1-5
Present Bias and Everyday
Self-Control Failures
Di Novi, Cinzia
Ca' Foscari
University of
Venice, Italy
PS 2-3
Is caring for older parents
detrimental to women’s
mental health? The role of
the European North-South
gradient
Di Tommaso,
Maria Laura
Collegio Carlo Household Economics
Alberto;
Dept of
Economics and
Statistics,
University of
Torino, Italy,
Italy
PS 5-2
Do Men Care? Men’s
supply of unpaid labour.
Dionne,
Steven
Georgia State
Judgement, Risk and
University,
Decision Making
United States of
America
PS 5-6
Does Experience Impact
Thinking Processes?
Evidence from Expert and
Novice Decision-Makers in
Private Equity
Donohue,
Karen
University of
Minnesota
Experimental
PS 2-6
Economics/Psychology
Is Ignorance Bliss? An
Experimental Study of The
Effects of Diversity on
Team Performance When
Members Are Ignorant of
their Team’s Diversity
Druica,
Elena
University of
Plenary Session 3
Bucharest,
IJABE, Romania
Caring, Sex and
Children
Plenary
Session 3,
Contribution Title
Lost in Transition: The
Benefits of Social
Cooperation
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Author(s)
Dryjanska,
Laura
Organization(s)
Session
Session (Short
Titles)
Trust and fairness
PS 3-6
Social Trust and the
Western Model of
Economic Growth Based
on Credit Expansion
PS 2-1
The Worldwide Diffusion
of the Social
Representations Theory in
the Thematic Field of
“Economics, Advertising,
Marketing and
Organisational Context”
European/
Current economic
International
trends/Financial and
Joint Ph.D. on economic crisis
Social
Representations
and
Communication
Research Centre
and Multimedia
Lab, Sapienza
University of
Rome
Contribution Title
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E
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Eastman,
Scott Eric
Good Judgment Current economic
Project;
trends/Financial and
Lucian Blaga
economic crisis
University, Sibiu,
Romania
PS 1-1
Superforecasting: A view
from inside the Good
Judgment Project
Eberhartinger,
Eva
Wirtschaftsuniversität
Wien, Austria
PS 4-2
The role of tax rate based
decision heuristics in tax
planning through intragroup financing
Egan,
Mark
Behavioural
Caring, Sex and
Science Centre, Children
Stirling
University,
United Kingdom
PS 2-3
Childhood self-control and
saving for retirement
Endo,
Toyoko
Tokyo Institute Poster Session
of Technology,
Japan
Poster
Session
Can airline customers
value aircrafts’ safety
represented by technical
terms?
Ensthaler,
Ludwig
Humboldt
Current economic
University Berlin trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 3-7
Hidden skewness: On the
difficulty of multiplicative
compounding under
random shocks
Epstein,
Gil S.
Bar-Ilan
University
PS 2-5
Institutional versus Labor
Market Discrimination:
The Case of Israeli Arabs
Eskinazi,
Naveh
Ben-Gurion
Trust and fairness
University of the
Negev, Israel
PS 3-6
Economic indicators for
assessing trust within the
Jewish society in Israel and
their effect on welfare
Taxation
Human Capital
Contribution Title
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F
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Session (Short
Titles)
Ferreira,
Vera Rita De
Mello
VERTICE PSI,
Brazil
Economic Behaviours
PS 4-7
Fiksenbaum,
Lisa
York University, Effects of the Financial PS 3-4/W3
Toronto,
Crisis: Role of
Canada;
Psychological Factors
York University,
Canada
Predictors of Professional
Efficacy in Canadian and
Irish University Students;
Filippin,
Antonio
University of
Milan, Italy
Judgement, Intuition
and Decision Making
PS 4-1
Risk Attitudes and
Impulsivity: an
Investigation using
Gamblers
Folomeeva,
Tatiana
Vladimirovna
Lomonosov
Moscow State
University,
Russian
Federation
Poster Session
Poster
Session
Socio-psychological factors
of consumer's decision
making
Frantz,
Roger
San Diego State 50 Years of Harvey
University
Leibenstein's XEfficiency Theory and
an Advancement of
Behavioral Economics
PS 4-3/W4
50 Years of Empirical
Research on X-Efficiency
Theory
Fujimura,
Shuzo
Tokyo Institute Poster Session
of Technology,
Japan
Poster
Session
Can airline customers
value aircrafts’ safety
represented by technical
terms?
Furtado,
Fabiana P. M.
Carmo
Unifenas, Brazil Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 3-7
THE INFLUENCE OF TRUST
ON LOYALTY INTENTION IN
BUSINESS TO BUSINESS
RELATIONSHIP: a study in a
cleaning sector company
Contribution Title
Economic Psychology at
the Brazilian Central Bank
Money Museum – an
exhibit
Situational Hardships
Predict Perceived Financial
Threat, Perceived Financial
Threat Predicts
Psychological Distress
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G
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Gabriela,
Marcu
Universitatea
Experimental
PS 1-7
Lucian Blaga din Economics/Psychology
Sibiu, Romania
Nudge effects on giving
behavior
Gabrielsen,
Susanne
University of
Minnesota
Cognitive, social and
PS 1-2
personality psychology
The Politics of Hope and
Fear: Risk Perceptions of
Good and Bad Events and
Worldviews
Gafeeva,
Rufina
Cologne
University,
Germany
Poster Session
Poster
Session
Do multifunctional
payment modes increase
willingness to spend?
Gafni,
Dalit
The College of
Management,
Israel
Human Capital
PS 2-5
Institutional versus Labor
Market Discrimination:
The Case of Israeli Arabs
Garcia Iglesias,
Juan Carlos
Iglesias Escola
de Espanhol,
Brazil
Poster Session
Poster
Session
Reviewing the innovation
concept and its
implications in the
entrepreneurship field
Gasiorowska,
Agata
University of
Judgement, Intuition
Social Sciences and Decision Making
and Humanities,
Poland
Social Norms
PS 2-4,
Confirmation bias in the
lay people perception of
financial expertise
PS 4-4
The Scrooge Effect
Revisited: Mortality
Salience Increases the
Satisfaction Derived from
Prosocial Behavior
Gazel,
Marco
Session
Paris School of Experimental
PS 2-6
Economics,
Economics/Psychology
France;
Université Paris
I Panthéon
Sorbonne,
France;
Centre
d’Economie de
la Sorbonne,
France
Contribution Title
An experimental
investigation of the
efficiency of educational
systems
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Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Session (Short
Titles)
Goddard,
Paul
Univerity of
Lincoln, UK
Social Norms
PS 4-4
A test to confirm the
Neighbour Effect
Gomez,
Marcos
Universidad
Adolfo Ibañez,
Chile
Poster Session
Poster
Session
Happiness and
sustainability: Crosssectional and Longitudinal
Evidence for the Link
between Subjective Wellbeing and Environmental
Behaviour
Grama,
Blanca
Lucian Blaga
University of
Sibiu, Romania
Poster Session
Poster
Session
A Model of Organizational
Intervention for Improving
Group Climate
Grebitus,
Carola
Arizona State
Heuristics and Biases
University, USA
PS 1-5
Analyzing the Effect of
Complexity on Consumer
Decision Strategies
Greenglass,
Esther
York University, Effects of the Financial PS 3-4/W3
Canada;
Crisis: Role of
York University, Psychological Factors
Toronto, Canada
Contribution Title
Effects of the Financial
Crisis: Role of
Psychological Factors
Economic Hardship and
Depression in Canada and
Portugal: the Buffering
Effect of Self-Esteem
Economic Hardship and
Tension/Anxiety: The Role
of Ruminative Brooding
Predictors of Professional
Efficacy in Canadian and
Irish University Students
Situational Hardships
Predict Perceived Financial
Threat, Perceived Financial
Threat Predicts
Psychological Distress
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Session (Short
Titles)
Contribution Title
San Diego State Plenary Sesion 2
University, USA,
United States of
America
Household Economics
Workshop
Plenary
Sesion 2,
Household Economics: A
FIELD IN MOTION
PS 1-3/W1
Is the Household
Obsolete? A Tribute to
Charlotte Phelps
School of
Poster Session
Economics
University of the
Philippines,
Household Economics
Philippines
Poster
Session,
Patterns of Transfers
Received by Filipino
Households
PS 5-2,
Dissecting Consumption
Patterns of Philippine
Households in Armed and
Conflicted Zones
PS 5-5
Altruism in Peer-to-Peer
Internet Markets AirBnb
and CouchSurfing
Center of
Poster Session
PsychoEconomic
Researches at
Saratov Scienсe
Center of
Russian
Academy of
Science, Russian
Federation
Poster
Session
Connection of the personal
qualities with efficiency of
innovative activity
Guerrero,
Federico
University of
Poster Session
Nevada, Reno,
United States of
America
Poster
Session
Three Pilot Studies on the
Time Consistency of Asset
Allocations
Guilfoos,
Todd
University of
Bounded Rationality
Rhode Island,
United States of
America
PS 5-4
Cooperative Expectations
and Personality
Guzyr,
Vladimir
Tomsk
Polytechnic
University,
Russian
Federation
Poster
Session
Subjective and Objective
Wellbeing of Russian
Students
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Grossbard,
Shoshana
Guarin,
Geraldine
Enriquez
Session
Trust and Fairness
Gubaydullina,
Gulnara
Poster Session
Influence of information
redundancy on the
formation of a strategic
economic behavior
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Haftor,
Darek
Linnaeusuniversity
Out of control, yet not PS 5-1/W5
loss of maneuverability;
Managing Cognitive
Time Distortion,
projects and economy
in complex
organisations.
The Time according to
Taylor and Fayol: an
hampering heresy in
information society
Hammarstedt,
Mats
Linnaeus
University,
Sweden
Cognitive, social and
PS 2-2,
personality psychology
Discrimination in the credit
market? Access to financial
capital among selfemployed immigrants
Human Capital
All about balance? A test
of the Jack-of-all-trades
theory using military
enlistment data
Hartl,
Barbara
PS 2-5
University of
Cognitive, social and
PS 1-2,
Vienna, Austria personality psychology
Contribution Title
Regulations within a
collaborative consumption
community? Attitudes
towards the introduction
of a governance system
Trust and Fairness
PS 5-5
The power and trust in
collaborative consumption
models of car sharing
Heise,
Marc
University of
Cologne,
Germany
Psychology of Money
PS 1-6
Evaluation of 0%-interest
credit as a function of
processing mode and
product type
Hennecke,
Juliane
Freie Universität Economic Behaviours
Berlin, Germany
PS 3-1
Locus of Control and Labor
Market Migration
Herziger,
Atar
University of
Cologne,
Germany
Experimental
PS 1-7
Economics/Psychology
Can depleted consumers
choose ethically?
Understanding the effect
of ego-depletion on ethical
consumption
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Hetschko,
Clemens
Freie Universität Behavioural
Berlin, Germany economics/finance
Hełka,
Anna Maria
University of
Cognitive, social and
PS 1-2
Social Sciences personality psychology
and Humanities,
Poland
Social perception of
debtors and borrowers
among poles of different
age and various
experience of borrowing
money. Is it correlated
with their propensity to
financial commitments?
Hoelzl,
Erik
University of
Cologne,
Germany
A conceptual framework
for decision-making in a
crowdfunding context
Poster Session
PS 3-3
Poster
Session,
Contribution Title
The Impact of Job Loss on
Risk Preference
Do multifunctional
payment modes increase
willingness to spend?
Psychology of Money
Hofmann,
Eva
PS 1-6,
Evaluation of 0%-interest
credit as a function of
processing mode and
product type
Experimental
PS 1-7,
Economics/Psychology
Can depleted consumers
choose ethically?
Understanding the effect
of ego-depletion on ethical
consumption
Judgement, Intuition
and Decision Making
PS 4-1
Consumer Discoveries: The
Role of Autonomy in
Creating Psychological
Closeness to the Self
University of
Cognitive, social and
PS 1-2,
Vienna, Austria personality psychology
Regulations within a
collaborative consumption
community? Attitudes
towards the introduction
of a governance system
Trust and Fairness
PS 5-5
The power and trust in
collaborative consumption
models of car sharing
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Horioka,
Charles
Asian Growth
Caring, Sex and
Research
Children
Institute, Japan
PS 2-3
Gender, Sibling Order, and
Differences in the Quantity
and Quality of Education:
Evidence Using Japanese
Twin Data
Horioka,
Charles Yuji
Asian Growth
Research
Institute
Household Economics
PS 4-5
The Impact of
Intergenerational
Transfers on the
Distribution of Wealth: An
International Comparison
Horovitz,
Arik
College of
Management,
Israel, Israel
Economic Behaviours
PS 1-4
Gender and Risk: Evidence
from High Stakes
Examination Behavior
Hughes,
Brian M.
National
Effects of the Financial PS 3-4/W3
University of
Crisis: Role of
Ireland, Galway Psychological Factors
Predictors of Professional
Efficacy in Canadian and
Irish University Students
Hylton,
Patrick
Univerity of
Lincoln, UK
A test to confirm the
Neighbour Effect
Social Norms
PS 4-4
Contribution Title
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I
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Contribution Title
Ianole,
Rodica
University of
Bucharest,
Romania
Judgement, Risk and
Decision Making
PS 5-6
AN INTERDISCIPLINARY
META-MODEL OF
MOTIVATION
Idzikowska,
Katarzyna
Kozminski
University,
Poland
Judgement, Intuition
and Decision Making
PS 4-1
Communicating small
probabilities
Ihtiyar,
Özcan
University of
Trust and fairness
Kassel, Germany
PS 3-6
Feedback and emotions in
the Trust Game
Illyés,
Katalin
Institute of
Psychology,
University of
Debrecen,
Hungary
Cognitive, social and
PS 2-2
personality psychology
Lay perceptions of and
behavioral reactions to flat
and progressive tax
systems
Inocencio,
Ancilla
School of
Poster Session
Economics
University of the
Philippines,
Philippines
Poster
Session
Patterns of Transfers
Received by Filipino
Households
Ionescu,
Gabriel
University of
Bucharest,
Romania
Judgement, Risk and
Decision Making
PS 5-6
AN INTERDISCIPLINARY
META-MODEL OF
MOTIVATION
Iordanescu,
Eugen
Lucian Blaga
University of
Sibiu, Romania
Trust and fairness
PS 3-6
Social Trust and the
Western Model of
Economic Growth Based
on Credit Expansion
Israel,
Avi
Ben-Gurion
Poster Session
University of the
Negev, Israel
Poster
Session
Cognitive load, time
preference, risk aversion
and impulsive behavior
Ito,
Satoshi
Tokyo Institute Poster Session
of Technology,
Japan
Poster
Session
Can airline customers
value aircrafts’ safety
represented by technical
terms?
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J
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Jeunon,
Ester Eliane
Fundação Pedro Current economic
Leopoldo,Brazil trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 3-7
THE INFLUENCE OF TRUST
ON LOYALTY INTENTION IN
BUSINESS TO BUSINESS
RELATIONSHIP: a study in a
cleaning sector company
Jones,
Philip
University of
Bath, UK
PS 4-4
Is benefit fraud more or
less wrong than tax
evasion?
Social Norms
Contribution Title
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K
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Kasper, Matthias Universität
Wien, Austria;
Wirtschaftsuniversität
Wien, Austria
Session
Session (Short
Titles)
Taxation
PS 4-2
Contribution Title
Puzzling tax law Behavioral responses to
complexity
The role of tax rate based
decision heuristics in tax
planning through intragroup financing
Katter,
Joana K. Q.
York University, Trust and Fairness
Department of
Psychology,
Canada
PS 5-5
Exploring the Role of
Fairness in the Cheating
Behaviour of Marketing
Students
Kelly,
Sian
University of
Poster Session
Portsmouth,
United Kingdom
Poster
Session
The Student-as-Consumer:
Exploring Student Identity,
Learning and Perceived
Value-For-Money in UK
Higher Education
Kesebir,
Pelin
University of
WisconsinMadison
PS 4-4
The Scrooge Effect
Revisited: Mortality
Salience Increases the
Satisfaction Derived from
Prosocial Behavior
Kirchler,
Erich
University of
Cognitive, social and
PS 1-2,
Vienna, Austria; personality psychology
University of
Vienna, Faculty
of Psychology,
Austria
Cognitive, social and
PS 2-2,
personality psychology
Social Norms
Taxation
PS 4-2,
Regulations within a
collaborative consumption
community? Attitudes
towards the introduction
of a governance system
Lay perceptions of and
behavioral reactions to flat
and progressive tax
systems
Delayed feedback on tax
audits affects compliance
and fairness perceptions
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Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session (Short
Titles)
Session
Environmental
Psychology
Contribution Title
PS 4-6
Trust in authorities and
power of authorities
correspond with shadow
economy and corruption:
A 44 nation study
Poster
Session
Students careers in
context of cognitive biases
Kirovova,
Iva
VSB-Technical Poster Session
university of
Ostrava, Faculty
of Arts, Charles
University in
Prague, Czech
Republic
Klucharev,
Vasily
Higher School of Experimental
PS 2-6
Economics,
Economics/Psychology
Russian
Federation
An experimental study of
de-stigmatization of
criminal law
Kmiec,
Ruxanda
University of
Rheims
ChampangeArdenne
Judgement, Risk and
Decision Making
PS 5-6
What gamblers have to tell
us about risk?
Kocher,
Martin
Department of
Economics,
University of
Munich,
Germany;
Department of
Economics,
University of
Gothenburg,
Sweden
Experimental
PS 3-2,
Economics/Psychology
Unleashing Animal Spirits Self-Control and
Overpricing in
Experimental Asset
Markets
Economic Behaviours
Cooperation under risk
and ambiguity
Kogler,
Christoph
PS 4-7
Department of Cognitive, social and
PS 2-2,
Applied
personality psychology
Psychology:
Work, Education
and Economy,
Faculty of
Taxation
PS 4-2,
Psychology,
University of
Vienna, Austria;
University of
Lay perceptions of and
behavioral reactions to flat
and progressive tax
systems
Delayed feedback on tax
audits affects compliance
and fairness perceptions
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CONFERENCE BOOK
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session (Short
Titles)
Session
Contribution Title
Vienna, Faculty Environmental
of Psychology, Psychology
Austria
PS 4-6
Trust in authorities and
power of authorities
correspond with shadow
economy and corruption:
A 44 nation study
Kokkoris,
Michail
University of
Cologne,
Germany
Judgement, Intuition
and Decision Making
PS 4-1
Consumer Discoveries: The
Role of Autonomy in
Creating Psychological
Closeness to the Self
Kondé,
Zoltán
University of
Debrecen,
Hungary
Cognitive, social and
PS 2-2
personality psychology
Taking the initiative or
meeting the
requirements?
Differentiating proactive
and reactive forms of proenvironmental behavior
and their connection with
explicit and implicit
attitudes
Kovács,
Judit
University of
Debrecen,
Hungary
Cognitive, social and
PS 2-2,
personality psychology
Lay perceptions of and
behavioral reactions to flat
and progressive tax
systems
Taking the initiative or
meeting the
requirements?
Differentiating proactive
and reactive forms of proenvironmental behavior
and their connection with
explicit and implicit
attitudes
Environmental
Psychology
PS 4-6
The burden of knowledge
behavioural and emotional
correlates of
environmental education
among 10-12 year-old
elementary school
students
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50
CONFERENCE BOOK
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Contribution Title
Kołodziej,
Sabina
Kozminski
University,
Poland
Judgement, Intuition
and Decision Making
PS 3-6,
Communicating small
probabilities
Trust and fairness
PS 4-1
The role of procedural
fairness in accepting the
changes of tax law
Kramer,
Amit
University of
Experimental
PS 2-6
Illinois, Urbana- Economics/Psychology
Champaign
Is Ignorance Bliss? An
Experimental Study of The
Effects of Diversity on
Team Performance When
Members Are Ignorant of
their Team’s Diversity
Kristinsson,
Kari
University of
Poster Session
Iceland, Iceland
Poster
Session
Can the stereotype threat
be turned off? Gender
differences in salary
requirements as an
asymmetric information
problem
Kujal,
Praveen
Middlesex
Judgement, Intuition
University
and Decision Making
London, UK,
United Kingdom
PS 4-1
CRT: Whom, how, when, ...
KUREISHI,
Wataru
Institute of
Household Economics
Population and
Social Security,
Japan;
Tohoku
University,
Japan
PS 4-5
Commitment Devices in
Marriage and Undersaving
Kassel
University,
Germany
PS 4-2
Kusa,
Nataliya
Taxation
Does A Mother’s Early
Return to Work Improve
Her Future Employment
Status?: A Quasiexperiment Using
Japanese Data
Policy preferences for
inheritance taxation:
evidence from German
survey data
2015 IAREP-SABE Joint Conference, Sibiu, Romania
51
CONFERENCE BOOK
L
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Contribution Title
Lacaza,
Rutcher
School of
Poster Session
Economics
University of the
Philippines,
Philippines
Poster
Session
Patterns of Transfers
Received by Filipino
Households
Lades,
Leonhard
Behavioural
Heuristics and Biases
Science Centre,
Stirling
University,
Caring, Sex and
United Kingdom Children
PS 1-5,
Present Bias and Everyday
Self-Control Failures
PS 2-3
Childhood self-control and
saving for retirement
Lahav,
Eyal
The college of
ManagementAcademic
Studies, Israel;
The open
University of
Israel
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 2-1
Financial literacy's effect
on elicited subjective
discount rate
Lea,
Stephen E. G.
University of
Exeter, United
Kingdom
Bounded Rationality
PS 5-4
Deconstructing Prospect
Theory
Leiser,
David
Ben-Gurion
Economic Behaviours
University of the
Negev, Israel
PS 3-1
The impact of financial
management training and
psychological
determinants for success
Lemoine,
Jérémy
University of
Rheims
ChampangeArdenne
Judgement, Risk and
Decision Making
PS 5-6
What gamblers have to tell
us about risk?
Lenkei,
Balint
Middlesex
Judgement, Intuition
University
and Decision Making
London, UK,
United Kingdom
PS 4-1
CRT: Whom, how, when, ...
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52
CONFERENCE BOOK
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Levy-Garboua,
Louis
Paris School of Experimental
PS 2-6
Economics,
Economics/Psychology
France;
Université Paris
I Panthéon
Sorbonne,
France;
Centre
d’Economie de
la Sorbonne,
France
An experimental
investigation of the
efficiency of educational
systems
Lévy-Garboua,
Louis
yUniversite Paris Social Norms
1 - Pantheon
Sorbonne, Paris
School of
Economics,
Centre
d'Economie de
la Sorbonne
PS 4-4
Voluntary contributions to
a mutual insurance pool
Lewis,
Alan
University of
Bath, UK
Social Norms
PS 4-4
Is benefit fraud more or
less wrong than tax
evasion?
Lobyncev,
Nikolai
Tomsk
Polytechnic
University,
Russian
Federation
Poster Session
Poster
Session
Subjective and Objective
Wellbeing of Russian
Students
Loch,
Karen
Georgia State
Judgement, Risk and
University,
Decision Making
United States of
America
PS 5-6
Does Experience Impact
Thinking Processes?
Evidence from Expert and
Novice Decision-Makers in
Private Equity
Loeprick,
Jan
Wirtschaftsuniversität
Wien, Austria
PS 4-2
Puzzling tax law Behavioral responses to
complexity
Loibl,
Caezilia
Leeds University Behavioural
Business School economics/finance
and Ohio State
University,
United Kingdom
PS 3-3
The role of resource
scarcity for financial
literacy and planning at
the poverty level
Taxation
Contribution Title
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53
CONFERENCE BOOK
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Lotz,
Sebastian
Stanford
Current economic
University, USA trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 2-1
Locked into materialism:
Why materialists get what
they pay for
Lozza,
Edoardo
Catholic
University in
Milan, Italy
PS 4-4
Is benefit fraud more or
less wrong than tax
evasion?
Social Norms
Contribution Title
Lucks, Konstantin University of
Munich,
Germany
Experimental
PS 3-2
Economics/Psychology
Unleashing Animal Spirits Self-Control and
Overpricing in
Experimental Asset
Markets
Lunn,
Mary
University of
Oxford, UK
Behavioural
economics/finance
PS 5-3
Surplus Splitting as an
Explanation for the WTAWTP Disparity:
Experimental Evidence
Lunn,
Pete
ESRI, Trinity
Behavioural
PS 5-3
College Dublin, economics/finance
Ireland;
Economic and
Social Research
Institute, Ireland Experimental
PS 3-2,
Economics/Psychology
Surplus Splitting as an
Explanation for the WTAWTP Disparity:
Experimental Evidence
Tests for Common
Cognitive Capacity
Constraints in Objective
and Subjective Consumer
Choice
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54
CONFERENCE BOOK
M
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Maccagnan,
Anna
Dept of
Household Economics
Economics and
Statistics,
University of
Torino, Italy,
Italy
Maki,
Kristen
York University, Effects of the Financial PS 3-4/W3
Canada
Crisis: Role of
Psychological Factors
Economic Hardship and
Depression in Canada and
Portugal: the Buffering
Effect of Self-Esteem
Maksymiuk,
Renata
Maria Curie
Sklodowska
University,
Poland
PS 2-4
Confirmation bias in the
lay people perception of
financial expertise
Malcman,
Merav
The college of Poster Session
Management
Academic
Studies, Israel;
Ben Gurion
University of the
Negev, Israel
Poster
Session
Is the attachment to
money affects our
reciprocity behavior?
Malul,
Miki
Ben-Gurion
Trust and fairness
University of the
Negev, Israel
PS 3-6
Economic indicators for
assessing trust within the
Jewish society in Israel and
their effect on welfare
Marjanovic,
Zdravko
Thompson
Effects of the Financial PS 3-4/W3
Rivers University Crisis: Role of
Psychological Factors
Situational Hardships
Predict Perceived Financial
Threat, Perceived Financial
Threat Predicts
Psychological Distress
Martinangeli,
Andrea
University of
Gothenburg,
Sweden
Economic Behaviours
PS 1-4
Cooperation in divided
societies
Martinsson,
Peter
University of
Gothenburg,
Sweden
Economic Behaviours
PS 1-4,
Cooperation in divided
societies
Judgement, Intuition
and Decision Making
PS 5-2
Contribution Title
Do Men Care? Men’s
supply of unpaid labour.
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CONFERENCE BOOK
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session (Short
Titles)
Session
Contribution Title
Experimental
PS 3-2,
Economics/Psychology
Can Nonbinding
Agreements Improve
Cooperation?
Experimental Evidence
from the Field
Economic Behaviours
PS 4-7
Cooperation under risk
and ambiguity
Matsushige,
Hisakazu
Osaka
University,
Japan
Caring, Sex and
Children
PS 2-3
Gender, Sibling Order, and
Differences in the Quantity
and Quality of Education:
Evidence Using Japanese
Twin Data
Maurer,
Jennifer
University of
Cologne,
Germany
Poster Session
Poster
Session
A conceptual framework
for decision-making in a
crowdfunding context
McGowan,
Feidhlim
Economic and Experimental
PS 3-2
Social Research Economics/Psychology
Institute,
Ireland;
Trinity College
Dublin
Tests for Common
Cognitive Capacity
Constraints in Objective
and Subjective Consumer
Choice
McHugh,
Sandie
University of
Bolton, United
Kingdom
PS 3-5
What is Happiness?
Definitions and experience
of residents in an industrial
town in UK in 1938 and
2014
McKENZIE,
Colin
Keio University Household Economics
PS 4-5
Does A Mother’s Early
Return to Work Improve
Her Future Employment
Status?: A Quasiexperiment Using
Japanese Data
McNair,
Simon John
University of
Leeds, United
Kingdom
PS 1-1
Distinguishing the
Individuating Factors
Influencing Financial
Behaviours at Times of
High Pressure
Happiness and
Wellbeing
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
2015 IAREP-SABE Joint Conference, Sibiu, Romania
56
CONFERENCE BOOK
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Contribution Title
Medvés,
Dóra
University of
Debrecen,
Hungary
Cognitive, social and
PS 2-2,
personality psychology
Taking the initiative or
meeting the
requirements?
Differentiating proactive
and reactive forms of proenvironmental behavior
and their connection with
explicit and implicit
attitudes
Environmental
Psychology
PS 4-6
The burden of knowledge
behavioural and emotional
correlates of
environmental education
among 10-12 year-old
elementary school
students
Poster
Session
Patterns of Transfers
Received by Filipino
Households
Mercado,
Arjay
School of
Poster Session
Economics
University of the
Philippines,
Philippines
Michailova,
Julija
Helmut Schmidt Experimental
PS 3-2
University,
Economics/Psychology
Kozminski
University
The Effects of Natural
Disasters on Individual
Behavior: Experimental
Evidence
Miniaci,
Raffaele
University of
Brescia, Italy
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 1-1
Financial Risk Taste,
Business Cycles and
Perceived Risk Exposure
Mittone,
Luigi
University of
Trento, Italy
Taxation
PS 4-2
Delayed feedback on tax
audits affects compliance
and fairness perceptions
Modic,
David
University of
Bounded Rationality
Cambridge,
United Kingdom
PS 5-4
Deconstructing Prospect
Theory
PS 4-4
Voluntary contributions to
a mutual insurance pool
Montmarquette, CIRANO and
Claude
Universite de
Montreal
Social Norms
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CONFERENCE BOOK
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Session (Short
Titles)
Muda,
Rafał
Maria Curie
Skłodowska
University,
Poland
Heuristics and Biases
PS 1-5
Emotionality, regret
avoidance and Foreign
Language effect. How
making decisions in a
foreign language reduces
heuristic biases based on
anticipating regret.
Muniza,
Askari
Université Paris Experimental
PS 2-6
I Panthéon
Economics/Psychology
Sorbonne,
France
An experimental
investigation of the
efficiency of educational
systems
Musau,
Andrew Muteti
University of
Economic Behaviours
Agder, School of
Business and
Law, Norway
PS 3-1
Strength of saving motives
and saving behaviour
Myrczek
Lewandowska,
Agnieszka
Paulina
University of
Economic Behaviours
Social Sciences
and Humanities,
Poland
PS 1-4
What information is used
by private investors to
determine market trends?
Mysíková,
Martina
The Institute of Happiness and
Sociology of the Wellbeing
Czech Academy
of Sciences,
Czech Republic
PS 3-5
Within-couple financial
satisfaction in the Czech
Republic: A test of income
pooling hypothesis
Contribution Title
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58
CONFERENCE BOOK
N
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Session (Short
Titles)
Neuman,
Emma
Linnaeus
University,
Sweden
Human Capital
PS 2-5
All about balance? A test
of the Jack-of-all-trades
theory using military
enlistment data
Neverov,
Alexander
Center of
Poster Session
PsychoEconomic
Researches at
Saratov Scienсe
Center of
Russian
Academy of
Science, Russian
Federation
Poster
Session
Influence of information
redundancy on the
formation of a strategic
economic behavior
Neves de Jesus,
Saul
University of
Algarve,
Portugal
Effects of the Financial PS 3-4/W3
Crisis: Role of
Psychological Factors
Economic Hardship and
Depression in Canada and
Portugal: the Buffering
Effect of Self-Esteem
Nichita,
Anca
Romanian
Academy,
Bucharest,
Romania
Environmental
Psychology
PS 4-6
Trust in authorities and
power of authorities
correspond with shadow
economy and corruption:
A 44 nation study
Nielsen,
Kristian S.
Aarhus
University,
Denmark
Environmental
Psychology
PS 4-6
A Better Carbon Label
Niesiobędzka,
Małgorzata
University of
Trust and fairness
Gdańsk, Poland
PS 3-6
The role of procedural
fairness in accepting the
changes of tax law
Niimi,
Yoko
Asian Growth
Happiness and
Research
Wellbeing
Institute, Japan
PS 3-5
Can Happiness Provide
New Insights into Social
Inequality? Evidence from
Japan
Noh,
Zamira
Univerity of
Lincoln, UK
PS 4-4
A test to confirm the
Neighbour Effect
Social Norms
Contribution Title
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CONFERENCE BOOK
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Nottmeyer,
Olga
IZA Bonn
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
NUNES,
BERNARDO
Nyhus,
Ellen Katrine
Contribution Title
PS 3-7
Hidden skewness: On the
difficulty of multiplicative
compounding under
random shocks
Behavioural
Household Economics
Science Centre /
University of
Stirling
PS 5-2
Non-cognitive skills and
the economic role of
home-production during a
transition to retirement
University of
Economic Behaviours
Agder, School of
Business and
Law, Norway
PS 3-1
Strength of saving motives
and saving behaviour
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CONFERENCE BOOK
O
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Session (Short
Titles)
Oats,
Lynne
University of
Exeter, United
Kingdom
Taxation
PS 4-2
Tax Talk: What Online
Discussions about Tax
Reveal about Our Theories
Oliveira e Silva, Netic - Núcleo Current economic
Antonio Braz de de Estudos em trends/Financial and
Tecnologias
economic crisis
para Informação
e Conhecimento
PS 3-7
THE INFLUENCE OF TRUST
ON LOYALTY INTENTION IN
BUSINESS TO BUSINESS
RELATIONSHIP: a study in a
cleaning sector company
Olsen,
Jerome
University of
Environmental
Vienna, Faculty Psychology
of Psychology,
Austria
PS 4-6
Trust in authorities and
power of authorities
correspond with shadow
economy and corruption:
A 44 nation study
Onu,
Diana
University of
Exeter, United
Kingdom
PS 4-2
Tax Talk: What Online
Discussions about Tax
Reveal about Our Theories
Taxation
Contribution Title
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CONFERENCE BOOK
P
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Contribution Title
Pandelaere,
Mario
Ghent
University,
Belgium
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 2-1
Locked into materialism:
Why materialists get what
they pay for
Pántya,
József
Institute of
Psychology,
University of
Debrecen,
Hungary
Cognitive, social and
PS 2-2
personality psychology
Lay perceptions of and
behavioral reactions to flat
and progressive tax
systems
Panzaru,
European/
Current economic
Gabriela Monica International
trends/Financial and
Joint Ph.D. on economic crisis
Social
Representations
and
Communication
Research Centre
and Multimedia
Lab, Sapienza
University of
Rome
PS 2-1
The Worldwide Diffusion
of the Social
Representations Theory in
the Thematic Field of
“Economics, Advertising,
Marketing and
Organisational Context”
Papadovasilaki,
Dimitra
University of
Poster Session
Nevada, Reno,
United States of
America
Poster
Session
Three Pilot Studies on the
Time Consistency of Asset
Allocations
Parks,
Adrian
University of
Lincoln, UK
Social Norms
PS 4-4
A test to confirm the
Neighbour Effect
Pendry,
Louise F.
University of
Exeter, United
Kingdom
Bounded Rationality
PS 5-4
Deconstructing Prospect
Theory
Penz,
Elfriede
WU Vienna
Cognitive, social and
PS 1-2,
University of
personality psychology
Economics and
Business
Trust and Fairness
PS 5-5
Regulations within a
collaborative consumption
community? Attitudes
towards the introduction
of a governance system
The power and trust in
collaborative consumption
models of car sharing
2015 IAREP-SABE Joint Conference, Sibiu, Romania
62
CONFERENCE BOOK
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Perrett,
Hannah
University of
Poster Session
Portsmouth,
United Kingdom
Poster
Session
The Student-as-Consumer:
Exploring Student Identity,
Learning and Perceived
Value-For-Money in UK
Higher Education
Pham-Khan,
Nam
Department of Economic Behaviours
Economics, Ho
Chi Minh City
University of
Economics, Viet
Nam
PS 4-7
Cooperation under risk
and ambiguity
PIAO,
Xiangdan
Hitotsubashi
University,
Japan
PS 3-3
Sweets or Alcohol? The
Gender Battle within
Japanese Families
Pogosova,
Zinaida
Higher School of Experimental
PS 2-6
Economics,
Economics/Psychology
Russian
Federation
An experimental study of
de-stigmatization of
criminal law
Pop,
Alina
Christian
University
"Dimitrie
Cantemir" of
Bucharest,
Romania
Poster
Session
“Who do we serve?”
Challenges for adopting a
new institutional logic in
the tax consultancy field
Preuss,
Malte
Freie Universität Behavioural
Berlin, Germany economics/finance
PS 3-3
The Impact of Job Loss on
Risk Preference
Behavioural
economics/finance
Poster Session
Contribution Title
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CONFERENCE BOOK
R
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Session (Short
Titles)
Rabinovitz,
Yedidya
College of
Management,
Israel, Israel
Economic Behaviours
PS 1-4
Gender and Risk: Evidence
from High Stakes
Examination Behavior
Ranyard,
Rob
University of
Leeds, United
Kingdom
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 1-1
Distinguishing the
Individuating Factors
Influencing Financial
Behaviours at Times of
High Pressure
Rapoport,
Amnon
University of
California
Riverside,
United States of
America
The Herbert Simon
Plenary
lecture: Amnon
Session 1
Rapoport (University of
California Riverside) Choice of Routes in
Directed Networks with
Strategic Uncertainty
Choice of Routes in
Directed Networks with
Strategic Uncertainty
Roland-Lévy,
Christine
University of
Rheims
ChampangeArdenne
Judgement, Risk and
Decision Making
PS 5-6
What gamblers have to tell
us about risk?
Roosen,
Jutta
Technische
Universität
München,
Germany
Heuristics and Biases
PS 1-5
Analyzing the Effect of
Complexity on Consumer
Decision Strategies
Rosenboim,
Mosi
Ben Gurion
Poster Session
University, Israel
Poster
Session,
Cognitive load, time
preference, risk aversion
and impulsive behavior
Trust and fairness
PS 3-6,
Economic indicators for
assessing trust within the
Jewish society in Israel and
their effect on welfare
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 2-1,
Financial literacy's effect
on elicited subjective
discount rate
Contribution Title
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CONFERENCE BOOK
Session
Session (Short
Titles)
Economic Behaviours
PS 3-1,
Generous, but not out of
my pocket
Poster Session
Poster
Session,
Is the attachment to
money affects our
reciprocity behavior?
Poster Session
Poster
Session
Why Do We Ignore
Opportunity Costs?
Economic Behaviours
PS 4-7
Obesity and Economic
Behavior: Risk Aversion,
Subjective Discounting,
and Optimism
RudzińskaUniversity of
Psychology of Money
Wojciechowska, Social Sciences
Joanna
and Humanities,
Faculty in
Wroclaw,
Poland
PS 1-6
Is saving a matter of mindset?
Ruffle,
Bradley J.
Carmel
Academic
Center, Israel
Behavioural
economics/finance
PS 5-3
Screening for Honesty
Ryzhkova,
Marina
Tomsk
Polytechnic
University,
Russian
Federation
Poster Session
Poster
Session
Subjective and Objective
Wellbeing of Russian
Students
Author(s)
Rosin,
Odelia
Organization(s)
College of
Management
Academic
Studies, Israel
Contribution Title
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CONFERENCE BOOK
S
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Session (Short
Titles)
SAKATA,
Kei
Ritsumeikan
University
Household Economics
PS 4-5
Does A Mother’s Early
Return to Work Improve
Her Future Employment
Status?: A Quasiexperiment Using
Japanese Data
Salaghe,
Florina
University of
Poster Session
Nevada, Reno,
United States of
America
Poster
Session
Three Pilot Studies on the
Time Consistency of Asset
Allocations
Sansani,
Shahar
College of
Management,
Israel, Israel
PS 1-4
Gender and Risk: Evidence
from High Stakes
Examination Behavior
Sartorio,
Luquin
School of
Poster Session
Economics
University of the
Philippines,
Philippines
Poster
Session
Patterns of Transfers
Received by Filipino
Households
Sass,
Rachelle
York University, Effects of the Financial PS 3-4/W3
Canada
Crisis: Role of
Psychological Factors
Economic Hardship and
Tension/Anxiety: The Role
of Ruminative Brooding
Schindler,
David
University of
Munich,
Germany
Experimental
PS 3-2
Economics/Psychology
Unleashing Animal Spirits Self-Control and
Overpricing in
Experimental Asset
Markets
SchultzeGerlach,
Thomas
Georg-AugustUniversität
Göttingen,
Germany
Experimental
PS 1-7
Economics/Psychology
The consequences of
insufficient advice taking in
a judge-advisor system
Schulz-Hardt,
Stefan
Georg-AugustUniversität
Göttingen,
Germany
Experimental
PS 1-7,
Economics/Psychology
The consequences of
insufficient advice taking in
a judge-advisor system
Judgement, Intuition
and Decision Making
Sunk costs in reinvestment
decisions: A critical test of
the project completion
hypothesis
Economic Behaviours
PS 2-4
Contribution Title
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Schur,
Amos
Ben Gurion
Economic Behaviours
University of the
Negev, Israel
PS 3-1
Generous, but not out of
my pocket
Sekijima,
Kozue
Osaka
University,
Japan
Household Economics
PS 5-2
Intrahousehold Resource
Allocation in Japan
Shalvi,
Shaul
Ben Gurion
Economic Behaviours
University of the
Negev, Israel
PS 3-1
Generous, but not out of
my pocket
Shavit,
Tal
The college of
ManagementAcademic
Studies, Israel
Poster
Session,
Is the attachment to
money affects our
reciprocity behavior?
Poster Session
Contribution Title
Cognitive load, time
preference, risk aversion
and impulsive behavior
Happiness and
Wellbeing
PS 3-5,
Econs’ Maximum Utility
and Humans’ Well-being
Growth
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 2-1,
Financial literacy's effect
on elicited subjective
discount rate
Trust and Fairness
PS 3-6
Economic indicators for
assessing trust within the
Jewish society in Israel and
their effect on welfare
Happiness and
Wellbeing
Sherman,
Arie
Ruppin
Academic
Center, Israel
PS 3-5
Econs’ Maximum Utility
and Humans’ Well-being
Growth
Shestakova,
Anna
Higher School of Experimental
PS 2-6
Economics,
Economics/Psychology
Russian
Federation
An experimental study of
de-stigmatization of
criminal law
Shoji,
Masahiro
Seijo University, Judgement, Risk and
Japan
Decision Making
Extrinsic Incentive of Risk
Sharing and Trust
Formation: Experimental
and Survey Evidence from
Bangladesh
PS 5-6
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Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session (Short
Titles)
Session
Silva Oliveira,
Instituto Faderal Poster Session
Maria de Fatima de Educação,
Ciência e
Tecnologia da
Paraiba, Brazil
Siniver,
Erez
COMAS, Israel;
The College of
Management,
Israel
Contribution Title
Poster
Session
Reviewing the innovation
concept and its
implications in the
entrepreneurship field
Cognitive, social and
PS 1-2,
personality psychology
Kissing the Mezuzah and
Cognitive Performance: Is
There an Observable
Benefit?
Human Capital
PS 2-5
Institutional versus Labor
Market Discrimination:
The Case of Israeli Arabs
Sinyard,
David
Mercer
Judgement, Risk and
University,
Decision Making
United States of
America
PS 5-6
Does Experience Impact
Thinking Processes?
Evidence from Expert and
Novice Decision-Makers in
Private Equity
Sleboda,
Patrycja
Warsaw
Bounded Rationality
University of
Social Science
and Humanities,
Poland
PS 5-4
Rationality: compensatory
vs. non-compensatory
decision strategies
Snyder,
Anastasia
The Ohio State
University
PS 3-3
The role of resource
scarcity for financial
literacy and planning at
the poverty level
Sokolowska,
Joanna
University of
Bounded Rationality
Social Sciences
and Humanities,
Poland
PS 5-4,
Portfolio selection in bull
and bear market: the role
of aspirations, sensation
seeking, and affect in
investments
Behavioural
economics/finance
Rationality and
psychological accuracy of
compensatory vs. noncompensatory models of a
risky choice
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Contribution Title
Somerville,
Jason
Cornell
Behavioural
University, USA economics/finance
PS 5-3
Sonnenberg,
Stefanie Joy
University of
Poster Sesion
Portsmouth,
United Kingdom
Poster Sesion The Student-as-Consumer:
Exploring Student Identity,
Learning and Perceived
Value-For-Money in UK
Higher Education
Spivak,
Avia
Ben-Gurion
Economic Behaviours
University of the
Negev, Israel
PS 3-1
The impact of financial
management training and
psychological
determinants for success
Stålnacke,
Oscar
Umeå School of Current economic
Business and
trends/Financial and
Economics,
economic crisis
Sweden
PS 3-7
Individual Investors’
Sophistication and Risk
and Return Expectations
Stasiuk,
Katarzyna
Maria Curie
Sklodowska
University,
Poland
Judgement, Intuition
and Decision Making
PS 2-4
Confirmation bias in the
lay people perception of
financial expertise
SUER,
OMUR
GALATASARAY
UNIVERSITY,
Turkey
Behavioural
economics/finance
PS 3-3
LOCAL BIAS OF
INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS:
EVIDENCE FROM TURKISH
STOCK MARKET
Summers,
Barbara
University of
Leeds, United
Kingdom
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 1-1
Distinguishing the
Individuating Factors
Influencing Financial
Behaviours at Times of
High Pressure
Sun,
Siyu
Tianjin
Current economic
University of
trends/Financial and
Technology and economic crisis
Education,
China
PS 2-1
Gambling or Waging War
with the Stock Market? An
integrated Field and Media
Study on Social
Representations,
Metaphors and
Investment Practices
among European and
Chinese Investors and
Financial Advisors
Surplus Splitting as an
Explanation for the WTAWTP Disparity:
Experimental Evidence
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Sundali,
James
University of
Poster Session
Nevada, Reno,
United States of
America
Poster
Session
Three Pilot Studies on the
Time Consistency of Asset
Allocations
Svensson,
Jakob
Institute for
International
Economic
Studies,
Stockholm
Universi
PS 2-3
Using Lotteries to
Incentivize Safer Sexual
Behavior: Evidence from a
Randomized Controlled
Trial on HIV Prevention.
Caring, Sex and
Children
Contribution Title
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Session (Short
Titles)
Contribution Title
Environmental
Psychology
PS 4-6
A Better Carbon Label
University of
Innsbruck,
Austria
Judgement, Intuition
and Decision Making
PS 2-4
Sunk costs in reinvestment
decisions: A critical test of
the project completion
hypothesis
Tobol,
Yoosi
Carmel
Academic
Center, Israel
Behavioural
economics/finance
PS 5-3
Screening for Honesty
Tobol,
Yossef
The Open
University of
Israel, Israel
Economic Behaviours
PS 4-7
Contributions to a RealLife Public Good
Tobol,
Yossef
Jerusalem
College of
Technology
Economic Behaviours
PS 4-7
Obesity and Economic
Behavior: Risk Aversion,
Subjective Discounting,
and Optimism
Todericiu,
Ramona
Lucian Blaga
University of
Sibiu, Romania
Poster Session
Poster
Session
A Model of Organizational
Intervention for Improving
Group Climate
Tomer,
John F.
Manhattan
Economic Behaviours
College, United
States of
America
PS 4-7
Smart Persons and Human
Development: The Missing
Ingredient in Behavioral
Economics
Treffenstädt,
Christian
Georg-AugustUniversität
Göttingen,
Germany
Experimental
PS 1-7
Economics/Psychology
The consequences of
insufficient advice taking in
a judge-advisor system
Tyszka,
Tadeusz
Kozminski
university,
Poland
Cognitive, social and
PS 2-2
personality psychology
Reasoning in moral
judgments: The Impact of
placebic information.
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Thøgersen,
John
Aarhus
University,
Denmark
Tobias,
Greitemeyer
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U
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Contribution Title
Uchida,
Toshihiro
Chukyo
University
Environmental
Psychology
PS 4-6
Spillover of environmental
behaviors from workplace
to home—Evidence from
Japan
Uhlendorff,
Arne
CNRS-CREST,
France;
IZA, Germany
Economic Behaviours
PS 3-1
Locus of Control and Labor
Market Migration
Unanue,
Wenceslao
Universidad
Poster Session
Adolfo Ibañez,
Chile & Instituto
del Bienestar,
Chile
Poster
Session
Happiness and
sustainability: Crosssectional and Longitudinal
Evidence for the Link
between Subjective Wellbeing and Environmental
Behaviour
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Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Session (Short
Titles)
Vaksmann,
Jonathan
GAINS-TEPP,
Universite du
Maine, and
Centre
d'Economie de
la Sorbonne
Social Norms
PS 4-4
Voluntary contributions to
a mutual insurance pool
Valsan,
Calin
Bishop’s
University,
Canada
Trust and fairness
PS 3-6
Social Trust and the
Western Model of
Economic Growth Based
on Credit Expansion
van Esterik,
Pauline W.J.
Tilburg
Trust and Fairness
University, The
Netherlands
PS 5-5
Determinants and
consequences of trust in
banks
van Hoorn,
André
University of
Current economic
Groningen, The trends/Financial and
Netherlands
economic crisis
PS 1-1,
Business Culture of the
Finance Industry
Human Capital
PS 2-5,
Culture, Human Capital
Accumulation, and
Economic Development
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 3-7
Reliability and Validity of
the Happiness Approach to
Measuring Preferences
Contribution Title
van Raaij,
W. Fred
Tilburg
Trust and Fairness
University, The
Netherlands
PS 5-5
Determinants and
consequences of trust in
banks
Villeval,
Marie-Claire
CNRS-GATE
Social Norms
Lyon St Etienne
PS 4-4
Voluntary contributions to
a mutual insurance pool
von Schéele,
Fabian Erik
Gustav
Linnaeusuniversity
Out of control, yet not PS 5-1/W5
loss of maneuverability;
Managing Cognitive
Time Distortion,
projects and economy
in complex
organisations.
The Time according to
Taylor and Fayol: an
hampering heresy in
information society
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Vu,
Tien
Osaka University Caring, Sex and
and Japan
Children
Society for the
Promotion of
Science
PS 2-3
Contribution Title
Gender, Sibling Order, and
Differences in the Quantity
and Quality of Education:
Evidence Using Japanese
Twin Data
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Wagner,
Franz
FH JOANNEUM, Experimental
PS 1-7
Austria
Economics/Psychology
Rational Decision? An
Experimental Analysis of
Lottery and Corrupt
Situations
Waidler,
Jennifer
Maastricht
Economic Behaviours
Graduate School
of Governance/
UNU-MERIT,
Maastricht
University, The
Netherlands
PS 1-4
On the fungibility of
private and public
transfers: a mental
accounting approach
WAKABAYASHI, Tohoku
Household Economics
Midori
University,
Japan;
National
Institute of
Population and
Social Security,
Japan
PS 4-5
Commitment Devices in
Marriage and Undersaving
Wang,
Haoxing
European/
Current economic
International
trends/Financial and
Joint Ph.D. in
economic crisis
Social
Representations
and
Communication
Research Centre
and Multimedia
Lab, Sapienza
University of
Rome , Italy
PS 2-1
Gambling or Waging War
with the Stock Market? An
integrated Field and Media
Study on Social
Representations,
Metaphors and
Investment Practices
among European and
Chinese Investors and
Financial Advisors
Webley,
Paul
SOAS, University Economic Behaviours
of London
PS 3-1
Strength of saving motives
and saving behaviour
Weisel,
Ori
University of
Nottingham
PS 3-1
Generous, but not out of
my pocket
Economic Behaviours
Contribution Title
Does A Mother’s Early
Return to Work Improve
Her Future Employment
Status?: A Quasiexperiment Using
Japanese Data
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Weizsäcker,
Georg
Humboldt
Current economic
University Berlin trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 3-7
Contribution Title
Hidden skewness: On the
difficulty of multiplicative
compounding under
random shocks
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Y
Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Yaniv,
Gideon
COMAS, Israel
Cognitive, social and
PS 1-2
personality psychology
Contribution Title
Kissing the Mezuzah and
Cognitive Performance: Is
There an Observable
Benefit?
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Session (Short
Titles)
Author(s)
Organization(s)
Session
Contribution Title
Zaleskiewicz,
Tomasz
University of
Judgement, Intuition
Social Sciences and Decision Making
and Humanities,
Poland
Sociale Norms
PS 2-4,
Confirmation bias in the
lay people perception of
financial expertise
PS 4-4
The Scrooge Effect
Revisited: Mortality
Salience Increases the
Satisfaction Derived from
Prosocial Behavior
Zankiewicz,
Christian
German
Institute for
Economic
Research (DIW
Berlin),
Germany
Current economic
trends/Financial and
economic crisis
PS 3-7
Hidden skewness: On the
difficulty of multiplicative
compounding under
random shocks
Zarri,
Luca
University of
Verona, Italy
Household Economics
PS 4-4,
Can Risk Averse
Households Make Risky
Investments? The Role of
Trust in Others
Social Norms
PS 4-5
Social Status and
Personality Traits
Żbik,
Marcin
University of
Cognitive, social and
PS 1-2
Social Sciences personality psychology
and Humanities,
Poland
Social perception of
debtors and borrowers
among poles of different
age and various
experience of borrowing
money. Is it correlated
with their propensity to
financial commitments?
Zeelenberg,
Marcel
Tilburg
Plenary Session 4
University, The
Netherlands
Plenary
Session 4
Towards an Economic
Psychology of Greed
Żyłowska,
Aleksandra
University of
Judgement, Intuition
Social Sciences and Decision Making
and Humanities,
Poland
PS 2-4
Risk-return relation and
affect
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