01이 칸의 논문
- When “Year” Feels Near: How Year Versus Length Framing Alters Time Perception and Consumer Decisions
- Out of Control: The Interplay of Subjective Poverty and Income on Spending
- The Last Hurrah Effect: End-of-Period Temporal Landmarks Increase Optimism and Financial Risk-Taking
- Time Periods Feel Longer When They Span More Category Boundaries: Evidence from the Lab and the Field
- Political Identity and Financial Risk Taking: Insights from Social Dominance Orientation
02같은 주제, 다른 방법
- The Golden Halo of Defaults in Simple Choices
- Save More Today or Tomorrow: The Role of Urgency in Precommitment Design
- The Agent's Impatience: A Self–Other Decision Model of Intertemporal Choices
- Rational Inattention as an Empirical Framework for Discrete Choice and Consumer-Welfare Evaluation
- You Must Have a Preference: The Impact of No-Preference Communication on Joint Decision Making
- Risk on the Edge: The Effect of Relative Spatial Location on Consumer Preferences and Choices
- In Goal Pursuit, I Think Flexibility Is the Best Choice for Me but Not for You
- Beautiful and Confident: How Boosting Self-Perceived Attractiveness Reduces Preference Uncertainty in Context-Dependent Choices
- Early Cost Realization and College Choice
- A Reference-Dependent-Preferences-Based Model of Extended Warranty Purchase Decisions