Psychological heuristics are formal models of decision making relying on core psychological
capacities, such as perception, attention, memory, language, emotion regulation, and social …

Energy insecurity is a growing public health threat among low-income populations in the
United States. Prior research has shown that energy insecurity is associated with adverse …

Worldwide transport projects repeatedly exceed their budgets. This problem has received
widespread attention over several decades, with little progress made to improve project cost …

Large-scale infrastructure projects tend to experience variances between estimated and
final costs. Governments, in response, have been using statistical methods (including …

Natural hazards, health hazards, terrorist attacks, new technologies, transportation—all of
them represent risks in our life. We face some of these risks daily, others rarely, if ever. Some …

Performing rework within the production system of construction is the most expensive waste
that confronts organisations, with its causation yet to be fully understood in practice. Any …

Parkinson's disease (PD) is associated with motor and cognitive impairment caused by
dopamine dysregulation in the basal ganglia. Amongst a host of cognitive deficits, evidence …

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) promise to make traffic safer, but their societal integration poses
ethical challenges. What behavior of AVs is morally acceptable in critical traffic situations …

Decision-making under risk in construction is typically aligned with the classical rationalist
view. Here, statistical methods and formal logic are applied to select the best possible …

Humans globally are rea** the benefits of longer lives. Yet, longer life spans also require
engaging with consequential but often uncertain decisions well into old age. Previous …