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Doron Cohen
Doron Cohen
Assistant Professor, Department of Engineering & Public Policy, Carnegie Mellon University
E-mail megerősítve itt: andrew.cmu.edu
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From Anomalies to Forecasts: Toward a Descriptive Model of Decisions Under Risk, Under Ambiguity, and From Experience.
I Erev, E Ert, O Plonsky, D Cohen, O Cohen
Psychological Review, 2017
2752017
On the Impact of Experience on Probability Weighting in Decisions Under Risk
D Cohen, O Plonsky, I Erev
Decision 7 (2), 153–162, 2020
26*2020
Reliance on small samples and the value of taxing reckless behaviors
O Yakobi, D Cohen, E Naveh, I Erev
Judgment and Decision Making 15 (2), 266-281, 2020
182020
Over and Under Commitment to a Course of Action in Decisions from Experience
D Cohen, I Erev
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 2021
152021
On the effect of perceived patterns in decisions from sampling.
D Cohen, K Teodorescu
Decision 9 (1), 21, 2022
92022
On Safety, Protection, and Underweighting of Rare Events
D Cohen, I Erev
Safety Science 109, 377–381, 2018
82018
On the Effect of Practice on Exploration and Exploitation of Options and Strategies
D Cohen, K Teodorescu
Frontiers in Psychology 12, 5172, 2021
42021
On the descriptive value of the reliance on small-samples assumption
I Erev, D Cohen, O Yakobi
Judgment and Decision making 17 (5), 1043-1057, 2022
32022
The prediction‐oriented middle ground between behaviorist and cognitivist consumer research
D Cohen, I Erev
Consumer Psychology Review 7 (1), 121-126, 2024
12024
8. Understanding the crime-terrorism nexus through a dynamic modeling approach
F Huber, B Jager, I Erev, D Cohen, S Bianchi, M Bonfanti
Organized Crime and Terrorist Networks, 117-140, 2019
12019
Recurrent carbon labels induce bipartisan effects in environmental choices under risk
ZR Azad, D Cohen, UJJ Hahnel
Judgment and Decision Making 20, e12, 2025
2025
Don’t Give-Up: Why some intervention schemes encourage suboptimal behavior
D Cohen, Y Shavit, K Teodorescu
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 1-10, 2024
2024
Integrating Cognitive Models to Capture the Impact of Rare Event in Sequential Sampling Tasks
D Cohen, L Fontanesi, J Rieskamp
https://osf.io/czgup, 2023
2023
When safety interventions backfire: Why some measures can have very unexpected results
D Cohen, I Erev
The description-experience gap, and the impact of rare terrorist attacks
D Cohen, I Erev
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