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Parallel Sessions overview
Time Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4
27th September
10.50h – Session 1 Labour market Field experiments in Cooperation Incentive structure
12.10h developing
countries
13.10h - Session 2 Honesty Social preferences Finance and risk Firms
14.30h preferences
14.50h - Session 3 Gender Health and Markets Time preferences
16.10h environment
28th September
9.00h - Session 4 Fairness Risk preferences Education Social distance
10.20h and prediction
10.40h - Session 5 Decision making Social preferences Innovation Gender
12.00h and context and group identity
13.00h - Session 6 Discrimination Inequality Moral Information
14.20h27.09.2019
Parallel sessions 1 Time
Cooperation
Time 10.50h-11.10h A meta-analysis on social dilemmas: Cooperation in
Labour market 62 Public Good and Common-Pool Resource field
10.50h-11.10h Firms Resistance to Unionism and its Determinants: experiments - Adrian Pourviseh ( Lund University)
Evidence from a Field Experiment - Patrick Nüß ( 11.10h-11.30h Intergenerational Cooperation: an Experimental
University of Kiel ) Study of Ageism in Trust and Exploitation - Dennis
11.10h-11.30h Minimum Wages and Fairness Perceptions: Evidence Alexis Valin Dittrich ( Touro College Berlin)
from Field and the lab - Levent Neyse ( German 11.30h-11.50h Intergenerational renewable resources management
Institute for Economic Research) experiment with and without social institutions -
11.30h-11.50h Working until you drop: Image concerns or prosocial Marco Persichina ( Centre for Environmental and
motives? - Hande Erkut ( WZB Berlin Social Science Resource Economics)
Center) 11.50h-12.10h Dynamic efficiency in experimental emission permits
11.50h-12.10h Under Pressure: Influence of Depression on Group under imperfect compliance - Lidia Vidal Meliá (
Performance - Martin Vollmann ( Heidelberg Jaume I University)
University)
Time
Time Incentive structure
Field experiments in developing countries 10.50h-11.10h Gift Exchange in a Natural Work Environment:
10.50h-11.10h A Framed Field Experiment to Understand Land Dissociating types and actions - Katharina Lima De
Division - Cesar Mantilla ( Del Rosario University) Miranda ( Kiel Institute for the World Economy)
11.10h-11.30h Cooperation, social networks and punishment: 11.10h-11.30h Private vs Public incentives: an experiment on
results from small-scale societies of papua New motivation crowding and social trust - Pietro
Guinea - Gianluca Grimalda ( Kiel Institute for the Guarnieri ( University of Pisa)
World Economy) 11.30h-11.50h The Aversion to Monetary Incentives for Behavioral
11.30h-11.50h Role Models, Aspirations and Collective Action in Change - Viola Ackfeld ( University of Cologne)
Rural Settings: A Framed Field Experiment in Zambia 11.50h-12.10h The Power of Peers - How social relationships and
- Christina Martini ( Heidelberg University) audiences shape payment decisions in the American
11.50h-12.10h Institutional trust and economic decision makings: Museum of Natural History - Elisa Hofmann (
Experimental evidence from Ethiopia - Halefom University of Jena)
Nigus ( UNU-MERIT)Parallel sessions 2 Time
Finance and risk preferences
Time 13.10h-13.30h Contagion and return predictability in asset markets:
Honesty An experiment with two trees - Andreea Victoria
13.10h-13.30h It wasn't me - Shifting the responsibility - Torben Popescu ( Tilburg University)
Kölpin ( University of Vechta) 13.30h-13.50h Deposing the Disposition Effect: Experimental
13.30h-13.50h Collective Honesty? Experimental Evidence on Group Evidence from Professional Traders - Benno
Nudging - Menusch Khadjavi ( Kiel Institute for the Guenther ( London School of Economics and Political
World Economy) Science)
13.50h-14.10h It’s Time to Cheat! - Alessandro Bucciol ( University 13.50h-14.10h Savings Contracts for Naive Agents - Tomasz Sulka (
of Verona) University of Edinburgh)
14.10h-14.30h Motivated motive selection in the lying-dictator 14.10h-14.30h Upfront premiums in exchange for future coverage:
game - Roel van Veldhuizen ( Lund University) Evidence on intertemporal aspects of insurance -
Gregers Nytoft Rasmussen ( University of
Copenhagen)
Time
Social preferences
13.10h-13.30h Communication of a helper is effective only if the Time
information about helping is not revealed - some Firms
people anticipate non-existing effects of 13.10h-13.30h Cooperation in a Company: A Large-Scale
communication when the information is revealed Experiment - Christiane Schwieren ( Heidelberg
and help less - Marianne Stephanides ( University of University)
Vienna) 13.30h-13.50h Effects of dialogue meetings - Karen Hauge ( The
13.30h-13.50h The effect of a leniency rule on cartel formation and Ragnar Frisch Centre for Economic Research)
stability: experiments with open communication - 13.50h-14.10h Repeated Praise: Evidence From A Field Experiment -
Jana Friedrichsen ( German Institute for Economic Maria Cotofan ( Erasmus University Rotterdam and
Research) the Tinbergen Institute)
13.50h-14.10h Making and Breaking Coalitions: The Influence of 14.10h-14.30h Hidden costs of control: Field evidence. - Christian
Myopia and Prosociality - Manuel Schwaninger ( Zihlmann ( University of Fribourg)
University of Vienna)
14.10h-14.30hParallel sessions 3 Time
Markets
Time 14.50 -h5.10h Endogenous Mergers, Mavericks and Tacit Collusion:
Gender Experimental Evidence - Frederic Schneider (
14.50 -h5.10h Gender discrimination in responsibility - Sebastian Cambridge University)
Fest ( University of Stavanger) 15.10h-15.30h Guilt in Mulit-Agent Games - Lisa Lenz ( University of
15.10h-15.30h How Do Beliefs about the Gender Wage Gap Affect Cologne )
the Demand for Public Policy? - Sonja Settele ( 15.30h-15.50h Value creation and value appropriation in strategic
University of Copenhagen) partnerships: an experimental study of co-opetition -
15.30h-15.50h A Note on Overconfidence, Gender and Feedback - HUANREN ZHANG ( University of Southern Denmark)
Simone Haeckl ( University of Vienna) 15.50h-16.10h The third theorem of welfare economics: report from
15.50h-16.10h How does relative performance feedback affect a fictional field study - KARINE NYBORG ( University
beliefs and academic decisions? - Catalina Franco ( of Oslo)
Norwegian School of Economics )
Time
Health and environment Time
14.50 -h5.10h Do Financial Incentives in a Health Setting Have a Time preferences
Dark Side? Experimental Evidence from Zambia - 14.50 -h5.10h Excuse-Driven Present Bias - Marc Kaufmann (
Benjamin Chibuye ( University of Kiel ) Central European University)
15.10h-15.30h Herd immunity and Vaccine uptake - Lauri Sääksvuori 15.10h-15.30h Self-Control: Determinants, Life Outcomes and
( National Institute for Health and Welfare and VATT Intergenerational Implications - Daniel Kamhöfer (
Institute for Economic Research) University of Düsseldorf)
15.30h-15.50h Role of information in stimulating consumer demand 15.30h-15.50h You Can Win by Losing! Incentivizing Motivation and
for aflatoxin safe maize products in Kenya - Sarah Self-Control Preferences: Evidence from DietBet
Wairimu Kariuki ( Wageningen University and Weight Loss Program - Linda Hirt-Schierbaum (
Research) Technical University of Dortmund)
15.50h-16.10h Who Keeps India Clean? How Local and National 15.50h-16.10h (Higher Order) Risk Preferences and Patience among
Identity Can Induce Pro-Environmental Behavior - Adolescents: The Relation with Cognitive Abilities
Sören Harrs ( University of Cologne) and Predictive Power for Real-World Behavior -
Sebastian Schneider ( Max-Planck-Institute for
Research on Collective Goods)28.09.2019 Economics)
Parallel sessions 4
Time Time
Fairness Education
9.00h -9.20h Divergent choices - Fairness views on inequality 9.00h -9.20h Getting Headmasters' Involved: On the Challenges of
through endogenous effort and risk - Maj-Britt Conducting Field Experiments in Education - Valentin
Sterba ( Max-Planck-Institute for Research on Wagner ( University of Mainz)
Collective Goods) 9.20h-9.40h How Do People Trade Off Resources Between Quick
9.20h-9.40h Ex-ante Heterogeneity, Risk-taking and and Slow Learners? - Ranveig Falch ( Norwegian
Discrimination: A Social-choice Experiment - Jan School of Economics)
Philipp Krügel ( Helmut-Schmidt-University Hamburg) 9.40h-10.00h If you could read my mind, love! An Experimental
9.40h-10.00h Exclusion, responsibility and fairness: An Beauty-Contest Game with Children - Henning
experimental study - Meike Benker ( Helmut- Hermes ( Norwegian School of Economics)
Schmidt-University Hamburg) 10.00h-10.20h Rabbits and Study Habits: A Field Experiment on
10.00h-10.20h Redistributive preferences versus efficiency Pacesetters and Student Effort - Gert-Jan Romensen (
concerns: An experimental study on fairness views in University of Groningen)
win-win-situations - Elisa Matthewes ( University of
Fribourg)
Time
Social distance
9.00h -9.20h Incorporating Social Distances into Economics -
Time
Risk preferences and prediction Geoffrey Castillo ( University of Vienna)
9.00h -9.20h The Devil is in the Details: Risk Preferences, Choice 9.20h-9.40h Disentangling the Effects of Communication, Social
List Design, and Measurement Error - Stein Holden ( Distance and Group Composition in Social Dilemma
Norwegian University of Life Sciences) Situations: Evidence from a Public Good Field
9.20h-9.40h The (limited) predictive performance of the models Experiment - Christian Hoenow ( University of
of decision under risk - Thibault RICHARD ( École Marburg)
normale supérieure Paris-Saclay) 9.40h-10.00h Perceived similarity, social distance and the
9.40h-10.00h Hyperopic loss aversion - Jan Krause ( Kiel Institute formation of social preferences - Christoph Schütt (
for the World Economy) Kiel Institute for the World Economy)
10.00h-10.20h Predicting the Replicability of Social Science Lab 10.00h-10.20h Physical Warmth, Social Warmth and Social
Experiments - Adam Altmejd ( Stockholm School of Preferences - Gerrit Nanninga ( University of Kiel )Parallel sessions 5 Time
Innovation
Time 10.40h-11.00h Managing innovations: using performance and
Decision making and context learning goals to foster innovations - Elaine
10.40h-11.00h Integrating Context Effects into Procedural Decision Horstmann ( University of Göttingen)
Making - Philipp Wichardt ( University of Rostock) 11.00h-11.20h Reward crowdfunding and moral hazard: an
11.00h-11.20h On the economic value of decision rights: An experimental investigation - Tobias Regner (
experimental test - Christine Meemann ( Helmut- University of Jena)
Schmidt-University Hamburg) 11.20h-11.40h Crowding out effect and overweighting of public
11.20h-11.40h Is Compensation Fine? Sanction Regimes and their information in financial markets: a lesson from the
Effects on Deterrence and Trust - Leonie Gerhards ( lab - Alba Ruiz-Buforn ( Jaume I University)
University of Hamburg) 11.40h-12.00h
11.40h-12.00h Who should (not) benefit from affirmative action? -
Chi Trieu ( University of Düsseldorf)
Time
Gender
Time 10.40h-11.00h Gender, willingness to compete and career choices
Social preferences and group identity
10.40h-11.00h Anti-social behavior among natural groups - Gönül along the whole ability distribution and across
Dogan ( University of Cologne) experimental tasks - Noemi Peter ( University of
Groningen)
11.00h-11.20h Distributional Preferences Explain Individual
11.00h-11.20h Can simple advice eliminate the gender gap in
Behavior Across Games and Time - Daniel Mueller (
willingness to compete? - Roel van Veldhuizen ( Lund
University of Innsbruck)
University)
11.20h-11.40h The Causal Effect of Cultural Identity on Cooperation
11.20h-11.40h DIY or ask someone nice? - Steven Bosworth (
- Dietmar Fehr ( Heidelberg University)
University of Reading)
11.40h-12.00h Group Uncertainty and Social preference - Taha
11.40h-12.00h Do simple biometric data reveal incentive scheme
Movahedi ( University of Portsmouth )
preferences? - Marja-Liisa Halko ( University of
Helsinki)Parallel sessions 6 Time
Moral
Time 13.00h-13.20h Randomization in Social Dilemmas - Anja
Discrimination Bodenschatz ( Technical University of Munich)
13.00h-13.20h Daycare Choice and Ethnic Diversity: Evidence from a 13.20h-13.40h Moral Judgement in Probabilistic Dilemmas –A
Randomized Survey - Mongoljin Batsaikhan ( Descriptive Analysis - Hauke Jelschen ( University of
Georgetown University) Kiel)
13.20h-13.40h Do Minorities Misrepresent Their Ethnicity to Avoid 13.40h-14.00h Rule Violations and Spillovers - Evidence from the
Being Discriminated? Experimental Evidence from Lab and Field - Sebastian Goerg ( Technical University
Georgia - Nikoloz Kudashvili ( CERGE-EI) of Munich)
13.40h-14.00h Geographical Concentration and Editorial Favoritism 14.00h-14.20h Self-serving interpretation of conflicting signals –
within the Field of Experimental Economics - Janis some lie so do I - Lilia Zhurakhovska ( University of
Cloos ( Clausthal University of Technology) Duisburg-Essen)
14.00h-14.20h Recognition of needs in a dictator game:
Experimental evidence on information-sensitive
giving behavior - Fabian Paetzel ( Helmut-Schmidt-
Time Information
University Hamburg)
13.00h-13.20h When do people exploit moral wiggle room? An
experimental analysis in a market setup - Katharina
Time Momsen ( University of Innsbruck)
Inequality 13.20h-13.40h Information Nudges and Self-Control - Nora Szech (
13.00h-13.20h Perceived Inequality and Autonomy - Jana Freundt ( Karlsruhe Institute of Technology )
University of Fribourg) 13.40h-14.00h Nudging climate-friendly meal choices: evidence
13.20h-13.40h Relative Wealth Placement and Risk-Taking Behavior from field experiments in university canteens -
- Marc-Andre Hillebrandt ( University of Hamburg) Christine Merk ( Kiel Institute for the World
13.40h-14.00h Why do the rich oppose redistribution? An Economy)
experiment with America’s top 5% - Lasse Jessen ( 14.00h-14.20h Protecting the Ego: Information Selection and
University of Kiel) Updating - Alessandro Castagnetti ( Warwick
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