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Corr & Plagnole (2023): ECON Homo Economicus
What does standard economics and ...,
Explain agents 2,
Explain rationality 3
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Heifetz (2012) ch. 1: Strategic form games
Explain game theory 1,
Explain formula of game theory 2,
Which elements is a strategic for...
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Heifetz (2012) ch. 2: Representing strategic interactions with games
Explain games with complete infor...,
Explain games with incomplete inf...,
What is extensive form games sequ...
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Heifetz (2012) ch. 3: Dominant strategies
Describe a strongly dominant stra...,
Describe the prisenors dilemma wi...,
Describe a weakly dominant strate...
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Heifetz (2012) ch. 4: Strongly dominated strategies
What is a strongly dominated stra...,
What is the solution of a game wi...,
What is iterative elimination str...
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Heifetz (2012) ch. 5: Weakly dominated strategies
Describe weakly dominated strateg...,
Explain an example if a game with...
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Heifetz (2012) ch. 6: Nash Equilibrium
What is a nash equilibrium 1,
Nash equilibrium relies on two im...
2
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Dhami (2016), pp. 1342-1346: Judgment heuristics
What is judgment heuristics 1,
What are the main pros and cons w...,
What is the essence of the resear...
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Pohl (2016) ch. 2: Conjunction fallacy
What is the conjunction rule 1,
What is the conjunction fallacy 2,
When is the conjunction fallacy m...
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Pohl (2016) ch. 3: Base-rate neglect
What is base rate neglect 1,
What is a base rate 2,
What conditions can make people m...
4
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Pohl (2016) ch. 12: Judgments by representativeness
What is the representativeness he...,
What is the utility of the repres...,
What can over reliance on the rep...
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Pohl (2016) ch. 13: Anchoring effect
What is the anchoring effect 1,
Why is the anchoring effect perva...,
What different paradigms are typi...
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Dhami (2016), section 13.3: Level-k and Cognitive Hierarchy Models
Explain the level k model 1,
How does the level k model captur...,
What are the limits of the level ...
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Ariely et al. (2009): Doing Good or Doing Well?
What did ariely et al 2009 invest...,
Describe prosocial behavior 2,
Describe ariely et al 2009 lap ex...
7
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Gneezy & Rustichini (2000): A Fine is a Price
What did gneezy rustichini 2000 s...,
What are the results of gneezy ru...,
How does gneezy rustichini 2000 e...
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Charness & Kuhn (2011): Lab Labor: What can Labor Economists Learn from the Lab?
What is the principal agent probl...,
What is the ratchet effect in rel...,
What is pooling equilibrium in re...
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Kube et al. (2012): The Currency of Reciprocity: Gift Exchange in the Workplace
What is the study design in the g...,
What is the main finding of the g...,
What missing piece of reciprocity...
4
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Cartwright (2018): Choice with Risk
What are some examples of decisio...,
What is the distinction between r...,
Explain expected utility eut 3
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Almund et al. (2011): Personality Psychology and Economics
What is almund et al definition o...,
What is almund et al definition o...,
What are people s identity and re...
8
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Lerner et al. (2015): Emotion and decision making
What are integral emotions 1,
What are incidental emotions 2,
What is the valence based approach 3
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Loewenstein (2000): Emotions in economic theory and economic behaviour
What are the key differences in f...,
What does loewenstein argue for 2,
What are visceral factors 3
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Steg (2023): Psychology of Climate Change
What is meant by the psychologica...,
How is sustainability a social di...,
Explain the theory of planned beh...
13
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Miceli & Near (2002): What makes whistle-blowers effective? Three field studies.
What is the definition of whistle...,
How is effectiveness defined in r...,
What is the resource dependence t...
7
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Baumeister & Levi (1995): Baumeister & Levi (1995): The Need to Belong
Explain the need to belong 1,
Explain corporation and its mecha...,
Explain trust and its mechanisms 3
6
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Weisel & Shalvi (2015): The collaborative roots of corruption
What does weisel shalvi 2015 expl...,
Explain weisel shalvi 2015 main r...
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Gerlach et al. (2019): The Truth About Lies: A Meta-Analysis on Dishonest Behavior
Which four paradigms does gerlach...,
Describe gerlach et al 2019 main ...
2
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Trope & Fishbach (2000): Counteractive self-control in overcoming temptation.
What does the counteractive contr...,
What is the nature of the self co...,
What are the mechanisms of counte...
7
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Baumeister et al. (2001): Bad is Stronger than Good
What does prospect theory state 1,
What does negativity bias mean 2,
What s the core claim about punis...
4
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Hammond et al. (2006): The Hidden Traps in Decision Making
Explain the anchoring tap 1,
Explain the status quo trap 2,
Explain the sunk cost trap 3
6
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De Bruijn & Antonides (2022): Poverty and economic decision making: a review of scarcity theory
What is scarcity 1,
How does neoclassical economics d...,
How does economic psychology desc...
8
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Ariely et al. (2008): Man’s search for meaning: the case of Legos.
What does ariely et al investigat...,
How do ariely et al perceive the ...,
What did ariely et al s first exp...
8
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Day et al. (2004): Leadership capacity in teams.
How do the authors suggest that w...,
What is the imoi model 2,
How can leadership according to d...
9
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Latapí et al. (2019): A literature review of the history and evolution of corporate social responsibility
What s the definition of csr 1,
Explain best practice of csr 2,
How is profit and social responsi...
4
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Exam Topics
Dominant strategies 1,
Dominated strategies 2,
Nash equilibrium 3
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