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-DeGroot-Marshak (BDM) mechanism. The first experiment verifies the incentive-compatibility of the BDM in a pure induced-value setting; the …
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Individual preferences can vary significantly by the mode in which they are elicited. Thus, the seemingly benign procedural issue of elicitation mode (i.e., choice, buying price, rating, matching) could have a profound effect on group decisions, although elicitation mode has not been much...
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experiment at seven different sites with a random assignment into a treatment group receiving personal budgets and a control …
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In a long-run social experiment, personal budgets have been tested as an alternative to the home care programs of the …
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from a precinct-level randomized field experiment conducted in Kansas City, Missouri …
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the design of a two-stage experiment for estimating an average treatment effect, when covariate information is available … the second stage of the experiment. This amounts to choosing the propensity score, the conditional probability of …
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To learn about early educators' belief systems about the types of learning experience children should have in preschool prior to entering school, the authors conducted 11 focus group interviews with 75 early childhood educators from three learning settings: private center-based programs, public...
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I discuss several forms of bias, or fallacious thinking, that lead to parochialism, that is, a willingness to sacrifice self-interest for in-group members while neglecting or underweighing negative effects on outsiders, so that an out-group could lose more than the in-group gains from the...
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Property is surely among the U.S. Constitution's principal objects of protection. As a right, though, property is jurisdictionally complex. The underlying law defining property can always change, making the constitutional protection of property inherently indexical, like the words "here" and...
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Hysteresis and significant nonlinearities in the stress–strain–temperature characteristics of shape memory alloy (SMA) actuators prevent effective utilization of these actuators and make them difficult to control. Due to these effects, the position control of SMA actuators has been a great...
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