Syllabus
Take Home Exam#NOTE: Deadline is extended to Saturday at Noon.: Instruction; data; data description
Lecture Note
Week1: Introduction
Week2: Anomalies 1
Week 3: Anomalies 2/Heuristics 1
Week 4: Heuristics 2
Week 5: Nudge/Behavioral Insights (Safety Video, Recycling 1, Recycling 2, Reducing Litters, Stairs)
Week 6: Prospect theory (worked on board)
Week 7: Prospect Theory / Consumer Behavior
Week 8: Experimental Methods
Week 13: Data Analysis(ANOVA, Logit/Ordered Logit/Mutinomial Logit, Dif-in-Difs)
Slide[ANOVA, cotton, highschool, marketing, adrenal; dif-in-dif; logit]
Anomalies related.
1."The Framing of Decisions adn the Psychology of Choice" Tversky adn Kahneman (1981)
2. "All Frames are not Created Equal:A Typology adn Critical Analysis of Framing Effects" Levin, Schneider and Goeth (1998)
4. "The framing Effect in Medical Decision-Making: A Review of the Literature" Gong et al. (2013)
6. "Status Quo Bias in Decision Making" Samuelson and Zeckhauser (1988)
7. "The Framing of Decision and the Psychology of Choice" Tversky and Kahneman (1981)
9. "A self-regulatory framework for message framing" Cesario et al. (2013)
11."The framing effect in medical decisionmaking: a review of the literature" Gong et al. (2013)
13. "Status-quo bias in decision making" Samuelson and Zeckhauser (1988)
14. "Do Default Save Lives?" Johnson and Goldstein (2003)
15. "Goal Orientation and Consumer Preference for the Status Quo ALEXANDER CHERNEV (2004)
16. "Consumer Rationality and the Status Quo" Hartman et al. (1991)
18. "Anomalies Preference Reversals" Tversky and Thaler (1990)
Heurisitcs related.