Journal of Behavioral Decision Making

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Behavioral Decision Making is 2. 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 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
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Episodic Future Thinking Only Reduces Delay Discounting When Future Events Involve the Self16
Future–present relationship insensitivity: A new perspective on psychological myopia and psychological hyperopia16
The Categorization of Continuous Attributes13
The Relative Importance of the Contrast and Assimilation Effects in Decisions Under Risk11
Do We Really Believe That “More Is Better”? Mapping Implicit and Explicit Associations Between Quantity and Quality10
Culture versus other sources of variance in risk and benefit perceptions: A comparison of Japan and the United States8
Consulting Multiple Advisors: When It Hurts and When It Does Not Hurt the Advisor–Advisee Relationship?7
Emotion and intergroup cooperation: How verbal expressions of guilt, shame, and pride influence behavior in a social dilemma7
An Exploration of How Motivations and Perceived Ability Influence an Advisor's Willingness to Give Advice7
Impact of choice set complexity on decoy effects7
Correction to “The Categorization of Continuous Attributes”6
Ambiguity Preference in Waiting Time: Investigating the Desirability Effect and the Interplay of Temporal Description, Outcome Category, and Evaluation Mode6
Preference for quicker offers: The critical roles of temporal reference points and evaluation mode6
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Correction to “Determinants of Economic Risk Preferences Across Adolescence”5
How the anchor moves: Measuring and comparing the anchoring bias in autistic and neurotypical individuals5
Proud to Be Dishonest: Emotional Consequences of Altruistic Versus Egoistic Dishonesty5
Equivalence Framing and the Construction of Advocacy Messages5
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Resource Constraints Lead to Biased Attention but Decrease Unethical Behavior5
Measurement invariance of the Domain‐Specific Risk‐Taking (DOSPERT) scale5
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How false feedback influences decision‐makers' risk preferences4
A longitudinal approach for understanding algorithm use4
Mixed‐effects regression weights for advice taking and related phenomena of information sampling and utilization4
Comparison‐specific preferences: The attentional dilution effect for delay and risk4
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Framing the Default Option Right4
The “Why Me?” Model: Explaining Moral Judgments in the Eyes of Single Versus Several Victims4
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Noisy Retrieval of Experienced Probabilities Underlies Rational Judgment of Uncertain Multiple Events4
When Half Is at Least 50%: Effect of “Framing” and Probability Level on Frequency Estimates4
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Dynamics of Reliance on Algorithmic Advice4
Guessing, math, or something else? Lay people's processes for valuing annuities3
Predicting a win by a small margin: The effect of graphic scaling in published polls on voters' predictions3
Does IQ predict engagement with skill‐based gambling? Large‐scale evidence from horserace betting3
From Preparation to Performance: Conscientiousness Predicts Negotiation Planning and Value Claiming3
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Choice Bolstering Changes Attribute Importance and Affects Future Choices3
Decision‐making styles and goal striving3
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Demand for information about potential wins and losses: Does it matter if information matters?3
Adult age differences in monetary decisions with real and hypothetical reward2
The effect of state and trait power on financial risk taking: The mediating and moderating roles of focus on rewards versus threats2
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Predicting Emotional and Behavioral Reactions to Collective Wrongdoing: Effects of Imagined Versus Experienced Collective Guilt on Moral Behavior2
A dark side of hope: Understanding why investors cling onto losing stocks2
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Emotions and financial risk‐taking in the lab: A meta‐analysis2
Measurement effects in decision‐making2
Examining the role of risk in waiting preference and dynamic preference reversal: An experience intertemporal choice study2
Interplay between benefit appeal and valence framing in reducing smoking behavior: Evidence from a field experience2
Mementos and the endowment effect2
Going with the crowd in volatile times: Exposure to environmental variability increases people's preference for popular options2
People imitate others' dishonesty but do not intentionally search information about it2
Self‐control is negatively linked to prosociality in young children2
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