Dennis A V Dittrich

@davdittrich

Quantitative Social Scientist — Economist: research in Behavioral & Social Sciences, Experimental & , Applied Quantitative Methods.

Berlin, Germany
economicscience.net
Joined February 2009
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  1. 3 hours ago

    Are We Working too Much? Applying Social Norm Theory to a Workplace Behavior

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  2. 4 hours ago

    RT : Experiments have helped us understand the "tragedy" of the commons. Tragedy revisited

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  3. 4 hours ago

    RT : "The Trouble with Mathematics and Statistics in Economics" (a 2005 post I just discovered, back from lunch) by

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  4. 5 hours ago

    RT : Does Taking Pleasure in Giving to Others Make Us Selfish? | Psychology Today

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  5. 5 hours ago

    RT : New issue of Games has lots of experimental papers!

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  6. 5 hours ago

    RT 2 experimental papers showing historical roots of trust, willingness to provide public goods & a theory paper on how the interaction of culture & institutions can trigger conservative outcomes

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  7. 8 hours ago

    RT : Interesting paper on social practice theory versus Behavioural Economics in changing energy behaviour. Contains some examples from DECC, BIT and others in the UK:

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    Dec 14

    arXiv

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    You-niversity? – Making Knowledge Public

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  10. 14 hours ago

    Economic Enlightenment

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  11. 17 hours ago

    Designed to Fail: Effects of the Default Option & Information Complexity on Student Loan Repayment despite an ex ante optimal choice, the majority are defaulted into a plan that offers no protection against default

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  12. Dec 20

    RT : "There are many things that I am uncertain about, says Tony O’Hagan. Some are merely unknown to me, while others are unknowable" in

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  13. Dec 20

    What people want, cognitive goods, models of persuasion and why we avoid important information: the cognitive economics session at the AEA conference

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  14. Dec 20

    RT : New on arxiv with , et al: We show that in a “preemptive strike” game, aggression towards outgroups is the default response, with and relying on deliberation.

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  15. Dec 20

    RT Getting rid of testosterone? Optimizing empathy, mirror neurons & oxytocin? Ridding us of Emotion and Stress? Robert Sapolsky new take on the Biology of Conflict & our transhuman future: "such interventions are typically double-edged swords"

    "Behavioral neuroscience should long be shadowed by frontal lobotomies, amygdalectomies for supposedly intractably violent individuals, chemical or surgical castration for sex offenders, and other horrors of our disciplinary past."
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  16. Dec 20

    RT : New paper reveals discipline-specific publishing practices and barriers to change.

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    RT : The behavioral science joke landscape was pretty bleak. Until now.

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  18. Dec 20

    RT “Even when using combinations of reinforcement methods incl demonstrations, practice periods,… many subjects’ behavior reveals that they fail to pay attention to, understand, or retain information from the instructions” HT

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  19. Dec 20

    Cognitive skills & the development of strategic sophistication better theory-of-mind & cognitive ability predict strategic sophistication in competitive games. Age & cognitive ability act as complements, while age & theory-of-mind operate independently

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  20. Dec 19

    RT : Employment is one of the most important policy areas that governments manage. "Applying Behavioural Insights to Labour Markets"

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