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Predicting health behaviors with economic preferences and perceived control

Conell-Price, Lynn; Jamison, Julian - 2012

preferences and introduce evidence that perceived control - a measure incorporated from the health psychology literature - is a … stronger and more consistent predictor of health behaviors than economic preferences. …

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When it pays to ignore : focusing on top news and their sentiment

Uhl, Matthias; Novacek, Milos - In: The journal of behavioral finance : a publication of … 22 (2021) 4, pp. 461-479

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Predicting Premeditation : Future Behavior is Seen as More Intentional than Past Behavior

Burns, Zachary C.; Caruso, Eugene M.; Bartels, Daniel M. - 2020

People’s intuitions about the underlying causes of past and future actions might not be the same. In 3 studies, we demonstrate that people judge the same behavior as more intentional when it will be performed in the future than when it has been performed in the past. We found this temporal...

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