Journal of Behavioral Decision Making

Papers
(The median citation count of Journal of Behavioral Decision Making is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
Measuring cognitive reflection without maths: Development and validation of the verbal cognitive reflection test33
Distinguishing three effects of time pressure on risk taking: Choice consistency, risk preference, and strategy selection19
How representations of number and numeracy predict decision paradoxes: A fuzzy‐trace theory approach18
Attitudes toward risk and uncertainty: The role of subjective knowledge and affect17
Behavior in cheating paradigms is linked to overall approval rates of crowdworkers16
Equalizing bias in eliciting attribute weights in multiattribute decision‐making: experimental research14
The influence of decision time on sensitivity for consequences, moral norms, and preferences for inaction: Time, moral judgments, and the CNI model12
Valuation and estimation from experience12
Adult age differences in monetary decisions with real and hypothetical reward11
Decision‐making competence and cognitive abilities: Which abilities matter?11
Timing of descriptions shapes experience‐based risky choice10
Narrative expectations in financial forecasting10
How numeric advice precision affects advice taking9
Gender differences in decision‐making: The effects of gender stereotype threat moderated by sensitivity to punishment and fear of negative evaluation9
Exploiting the dynamics of eye gaze to bias intertemporal choice9
Preliminary evidence for differential effects of integral and incidental emotions on risk perception and behavioral intentions: A meta‐analysis of eight experiments9
The influence of distance between decoy and target on context effect: Attraction or repulsion?9
Keeping them honest: Promises reduce cheating in adolescents9
Self‐control and investment choices8
Seeing the subjective as objective: People perceive the taste of those they disagree with as biased and wrong8
Emotion and intergroup cooperation: How verbal expressions of guilt, shame, and pride influence behavior in a social dilemma7
The effect of perceived financial vulnerability on prosocial activity7
Construal level theory and risky decision making following near‐miss events7
The heterogeneous processes of cheating: Attention evidence from two eye tracking experiments6
Arithmetic computation with probability words and numbers6
The effect of “should” and “would” instructions on delay discounting of rewards for self and others6
The autonomy‐validity dilemma in mechanical prediction procedures: The quest for a compromise6
Preference for human or algorithmic forecasting advice does not predict if and how it is used5
The effects of trait social anxiety on affective and behavioral reactions to others' resource allocations5
Socioeconomic status and concussion reporting: The distinct and mediating roles of gist processing, knowledge, and attitudes4
Does option complexity contribute to the framing effect, loss aversion, and delay discounting in younger and older adults?4
Domain‐specific risk attitudes and aging—A systematic review4
Information‐seeking when information doesn't matter4
Risk preferences in self–other decisions: The effect of payoff allocation framing4
Characteristics of quantifiers moderate the framing effect4
The factor structure of cognitive reflection, numeracy, and fluid intelligence: The evidence from the Polish adaptation of the Verbal CRT4
Does she compensate the victim while he punishes the perpetrator? No gender differences in anonymous economic games across 11 nations4
The relationship of types of intuition to thinking styles, beliefs, and cognitions4
The role of risk, regret, and rejoice in non‐instrumental information seeking4
Social proximity and respect for norms in trust dilemmas4
Resistance to cognitive biases: Longitudinal trajectories and associations with cognitive abilities and academic achievement across development4
Decision‐making styles and mental health—A person‐oriented approach through clustering4
Choosing for others increases the value of comparative utility4
American base‐rate neglect: It is not the math, but the context4
Honest mistake or perhaps not: The role of descriptive and injunctive norms on the magnitude of dishonesty4
Choosing what to choose from: Preference for inclusion over exclusion when constructing consideration sets from large choice sets3
Examining the accuracy of lay beliefs about the effects of personality on prosocial behavior3
Mementos and the endowment effect3
Moral tribalism and its discontents: How intuitive theories of ethics shape consumers' deference to experts3
Contribution of rationality to vaccine attitudes: Testing two hypotheses3
Red and risk preferences: The effects of culture and individual differences3
Interactive effects of power and donation target on charitable giving3
Revisiting the effect of incentivization on cognitive reflection: A meta‐analysis3
A lifespan perspective on decision‐making: A cross‐sectional comparison of middle childhood, young adulthood, and older adulthood3
Components of attentional effort for repeated tasks3
The left digit effect in a complex judgment task: Evaluating hypothetical college applicants3
Combining verbal forecasts: The role of directionality and the reinforcement effect3
The impact of facial emotional expression on the effectiveness of charitable advertisements: the role of sympathy and manipulative intent3
Norm avoiders: The effect of optional descriptive norms on charitable donations3
Money does not stink: Using unpleasant odors as stimulus material changes risky decision making3
Fear increases likelihood of seeking decisional support from others when making decisions involving ambiguity3
Fast thoughts and metacognitive feelings: The role of cognitive styles3
What if I am the one? Measuring individual differences in emotional sensitivity to probability and emotional reactivity to possibility2
The effect of different quantity promotion discounts on inaction inertia: The internal mechanisms of perceived closeness and mental accounting2
Computation of subjective value does not always elicit alternative‐based information searching in intertemporal choice2
Life is either a daring adventure, or it is boring: The impact of COVID‐19 on immoral and nonmoral risk taking behaviors2
Advice to friends in want/should conflicts2
Consumption on steroids: The effect of testosterone on preferences for conspicuous consumption and the moderating role of intrasexual competition2
Interplay between benefit appeal and valence framing in reducing smoking behavior: Evidence from a field experience2
There is more to attraction than meets the eye: Studying decoy‐induced attention allocation without eye tracking2
Order in multi‐attribute product choice decisions: Evidence from discrete choice experiments combined with eye tracking2
The decision to check in multialternative choices and limited sensitivity to default2
Information processing in tax decisions: a MouselabWEB study on the deterrence model of income tax evasion2
Is there more than one ratio bias? If so, why?2
Are people more selfish after giving gifts?2
A longitudinal approach for understanding algorithm use2
Perceptual anchoring and adjustment2
Tactical anger in negotiation: The expresser's perspective2
Emotions and financial risk‐taking in the lab: A meta‐analysis2
Leaving with something: When do people experience an equity–efficiency conflict?2
To save or lose? A cross‐national examination of the disease risk framing effect and the influence of collectivism2
Verbal aptitude hurts children's economic decision‐making accuracy2
Imagining risk taking: The valence of mental imagery is related to the declared willingness to take risky actions2
Not all uncertainty is treated equally: Information search under social and nonsocial uncertainty2
Assessing the validity of three tasks of risk‐taking propensity2
How false feedback influences decision‐makers' risk preferences2
Consistency in probability processing as a function of affective context and numeracy2
Numeracy, numeric attention, and number use in judgment and choice2
Applying a logic of appropriateness to understand behavioral differences between common resource dilemmas and public good dilemmas2
Attributions for ambiguity in a treatment‐decision context can create ambiguity aversion or seeking2
Culture versus other sources of variance in risk and benefit perceptions: A comparison of Japan and the United States1
Individual differences in exploring versus exploiting and links to delay discounting1
When the poor give more than the rich: The role of resource evaluability on relative giving1
Automated calibration training for forecasters1
The moderating role of processing style in risk perceptions and risky decision making1
A dark side of hope: Understanding why investors cling onto losing stocks1
People imitate others' dishonesty but do not intentionally search information about it1
Collaboration during the diagnostic decision‐making process: When does it help?1
Counteracting dishonesty strategies: A field experiment in life insurance underwriting1
The opposing impacts of advice use on perceptions of competence1
Wait, did I do that? Effects of previous decisions on moral decision‐making1
Choice bracketing and experience‐based choice1
Paradigm constraints on moral decision‐making dynamics1
Anticipated effort and morality of segregated versus aggregated volunteering1
Meta‐informational cue inconsistency and judgment of information accuracy: Spotlight on intelligence analysis1
Social discounting: The effects of manipulating construal level and distance to socially closer person1
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Impact of video content and resolution on the cognitive dynamics of surveillance decision‐making1
Calibration of scientific reasoning ability1
Examining the role of risk in waiting preference and dynamic preference reversal: An experience intertemporal choice study1
Effects of self–other decision‐making on time‐based intertemporal choice1
Illusory trust: Kanizsa shapes incidentally increase trust and willingness to invest1
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