TOC: J Econ Psych
Introduction
Journal of Economic Psychology, 49
Do negative emotions explain punishment in power-to-take game experiments?
–Fabio Galeotti [] []
Parental style, parental practices, and socialization outcomes: An investigation of their linkages in the consumer socialization context
–Chankon Kim, Zhiyong Yang, Hanjoon Lee [] []
Beauty and the feast: Examining the effect of beauty on earnings using restaurant tipping data
–Matt Parrett [] []
Cross cultural differences in decisions from experience: Evidence from Denmark, Israel, and Taiwan
–Sibilla Di Guida, Ido Erev, Davide Marchiori [] []
Risky choices and emotion-based learning
–Caterina Lucarelli, Pierpaolo Uberti, Gianni Brighetti, Mario Maggi [] []
A Samuelsonian validation test for happiness data
–Ricardo Perez-Truglia [] []
The incentive effects of performance requirements – A real effort experiment
–Agne Kajackaite, Peter Werner [] []
Theory of mind, perceived intentions and reciprocal behaviour: Evidence from individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder
–Vittorio Pelligra, Andrea Isoni, Roberta Fadda, Giuseppe Doneddu [] []
The impact of biased information and corresponding meta-information on escalating commitment
–Thomas Schultze, Stefan Schulz-Hardt [] []
Balancing the balance: Self-control mechanisms and compulsive buying
–Csilla Horvath, Oliver B. Buttner, Nina Belei, Feray Adiguzel [] []
Exploring the underpinnings of impaired strategic decision-making under stress
–Johannes Leder, Jan Alexander Hausser, Andreas Mojzisch [] []
Debt out of control: The links between self-control, compulsive buying, and real debts
–Anja Achtziger, Marco Hubert, Peter Kenning, Gerhard Raab, Lucia Reisch [] []
The utility of pay raises/cuts: A simulation experimental study
–Atul Mitra, G. Douglas Jenkins, Nina Gupta, Jason D. Shaw [] []
Investor happiness
–Christoph Merkle, Daniel P. Egan, Greg B. Davies [] []
Intergenerational transfer of time and risk preferences
–Heather Brown, Marjon van der Pol [] []
What ÂÜÀòÉç¹ÙÍøt Me? The Struggle for Identity in a Market-based Society, Paul Verhaeghe. Scribe, London, UK (2014). 265 pp., €19.50 (pb), ISBN: 978-1922247377 (pb)What ÂÜÀòÉç¹ÙÍøt Me? The Struggle for Identity in a Market-based Society, Paul Verhaeghe. Scribe, London, UK (2014). 265 pp., €19.50 (pb), ISBN: 978-1922247377 (pb)
–Benjamin Nienass, Stefan T. Trautmann [] []
