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Behavioral Ethics Meets Behavioral Law and Economics

Feldman, Yuval - 2015

decision making has grown exponentially, mainly in the area of behavioral ethics or bounded ethicality. The new literature … the limited ability of current enforcement strategies to shape behavior. The chapter concludes with some tentative …

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Do Social Norms Explain Unethical Behaviors in the Workplace?

Guerra, Alice; Turrini, Enya - 2022

We experimentally test norm-behavior consistency by investigating the relationship between unethical behaviors in the … norm-elicitation experiment in which we considered two unethical actions as observed in Amore et al. (2022) [J Bus Ethics …

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Trust as a key variable of sustainable development and public happiness : a historical and theoretical example regarding the creation of money

Genovese, Nicola; La Spada, Maria Grazia - 2014

This article purports to trace the origin of money on the basis of factors in interpersonal relationships, affecting a sustainable development and public happiness, namely trust, reciprocity and the concept of we-rationality. Both the historical approach and the one based on traditional economic...

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Fairness Perceptions and Attitudes Toward Unethical Behavior

James, Jr., Harvey S. - 2020

If people think or expect that others are kind, ethical or fair, are they more likely to be kind, ethical and fair in their own judgments and behaviors? Answering this question is difficult because of the confluence of individual, institutional and other-regarding factors that affect ethical...

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Avoiding cognitive dissonance : experimental evidence on sustainable online shopping

Eßer, Jana; Flörchinger, Daniela; Frondel, Manuel; … - 2024

Cognitive dissonance may arise from the inconsistency between an individual's behavior and her self-image. We … specifically whether individuals avoid cognitive dissonance by (a) a change in behavior to comply with own attitudes and by (b) two … of conventional online shopping. Results indicate that individuals adapt their behavior after having received the …

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Norms, Cognitive Dissonance, and Cooperative Behaviour in Laboratory Experiments

Wichardt, Philipp C. - 2010

This paper discusses the behavioural e ffects of cognitive dissonance in conjunction with cooperative social norms and highlights their relevance for the interpretation of (non)cooperative behaviour in economic lab experiments. In particular, it is argued that, if subjects are used to...

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(Dis)Embodied Rationality and ‘Choice Posture’ : Addressing Behavioral Science's Mind-Body Problem

Schmidt, Ruth; Stenger, Katelyn - 2022

Applied behavioral science has made its mark identifying and correcting for cognitive biases and noise as causes of “irrational” decision-making that lead individuals to act against their self-interest. However, its reliance on surfacing behavioral insights largely through decontextualized...

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Ethics versus outcomes : managerial responses to incentive-driven and goal-induced employee behavior

Fleischman, Gary M.; Johnson, Eric N.; Walker, Kenton B.; … - In: Journal of business ethics : JOBE 158 (2019) 4, pp. 951-967

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Behavioral paternalism

Salvat, Christophe - In: Revue de philosophie économique 15 (2014) 2, pp. 109-130

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Is behavioral ethics ready for giving business and policy advice?

Houdek, Petr - In: Journal of management inquiry 28 (2019) 1, pp. 48-56

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