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How many games are we playing? An experimental analysis of choice bracketing in games

Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics, 2019
Abstract Individuals who bracket decisions narrowly ignore the consequences of one decision when making another decision. Such behavior is well documented in experiments where subjects make decisions in the absence of strategic considerations. This paper uses an economic experiment to investigate whether people also bracket their decisions in games ...
James R Bland
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Choice Bracketing

Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, 1999
Daniel Read   +2 more
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Choice bracketing and experience‐based choice

Journal of Behavioral Decision Making, 2020
AbstractWe examine how choice bracketing affects expected value maximization in experience‐based choice. Experience‐based choices are a series of individual choices made sequentially, for which feedback follows each choice, and are thus naturally bracketed narrowly.
Liat Hadar   +2 more
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Bracketing in Research: A Typology

open access: yesQualitative Health Research, 2004
The term bracketing has increasingly been employed in qualitative research. Although this term proliferates in scientific studies and professional journals, its application and operationalization remains vague and, often, superficial.
Robin Gearing
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Context matters - choice bracketing as a complexity and context-dependent decision-making phenomenon

2020
For the past decades, research has concerned itself with the grouping of several choices into decision sets and the effects of such behaviour. As the suggested effects of choice bracketing have far-reaching implications on the quality of the decisions, understanding its determinants requires particular attention.
Suffel, Maren   +1 more
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Smile Aesthetics in relation to bracket choice

2014
Aim: The aesthetics of the frontal view of a smile are of serious importance to the final outcome of an orthodontic treatment. In a first part of this study the aims are to explore if there is conformity between eight different orthodontists concerning the type of bracket choice, where to find potential differences and lastly if cephalometric ...
Kuppens, Enya   +3 more
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Complexity and Narrow Bracketing in Credit Choice

2012
We examine experimentally the effect of complexity on individual decision making. We focus on credit choices, as they have been widely criticized for their complexity in recent years. In a first study, we find that complexity in benefits leads to random mistakes, while complexity in costs leads to a specific mistake: choosing a high-benefit loan, with ...
Kalaycı, Kenan, Serra-Garcia, Marta
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