Do real stakes/incentives matter in experiments? Recent studies say they don’t. My new paper shows that these studies’ results — and those of most hypothetical bias experiments — are uninformative when we care about experimental treatment effects. 1/x
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A new blog on AccountingExperiments called: "The Fall of Constantinople for Amazon's Mechanical Turks?" by Christian Peters (@cphpeters) Read it now: https://t.co/VbauSdy7xF #research#mturk#experiments#accotwitter
@Musa_alGharbi Same experience for a year or so. The quality has decreased steadily over the past years for different kinds of studies. The pool is now unusable for me.
We always run fun meme-creation mini-assignments in accounting courses. This one really cracked me up this time 🤣😂. All the credit goes to the student.
Ever need to make bar graphs of means in @Stata? Ever wish you could add confidence intervals?
If so, I made a new guide in the #StataGallery on @Medium on how to do it using -cibar- and/or -coefplot-. Lots of examples, tricks & all of the code. 😎
https://t.co/0PgFtvRpc7
New publication on the relation between cognitive abilities and risk preference:
https://t.co/sQoYilPAdY
This relation critically depends on the risk elicitation method and the choice architecture within behavioral measures.
With J. Rieskamp & R. Hertwig.
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It may not be a surprise, but a series of experiments show that deadlines are very effective in motivating action, and also shed light on why: we have limited memory & attention, so deadlines focus us on tasks before we forget about them. Shorter deadlines are more effective.
Pleased that @WHU_edu just featured a short piece on my recent study in @CAR_RCC_Journal. It reveals that it is more challenging for people to relinquish control than take it. Big thank you to two anonymous reviewers and the Editor, Khim Kelly. https://t.co/PfXk5Lzqz8
@econ_martens gave a great workshop @WHU_edu last Friday about his working paper "Do Firms Listen to Social Media Analysts? Evidence from Seeking Alpha." We gave him some weaponry to fight off our tough questions. It shoots foam bullets. So, no one got hurt, just their dignity.