This paper reviews studies on eye movements in decision making, and compares their
observations to theoretical predictions concerning the role of attention in decision making …

This paper follows the review of empirical evidence on the existence of hypothetical bias
(HB) in choice experiments (CEs) presented in Part I of this study. It observes how the …

This paper focuses on behavioural reasons underlying stated attribute non-attendance in
choice experiments. In order to identify and incorporate procedures for dealing with …

In a choice experiment setup considering a non-market good, this paper adds to the
literature on survey mode effects by providing evidence that internet surveys can be a viable …

Stated preference methods such as discrete choice experiments (DCEs) are used to elicit
respondents' preferences and willingness to pay (WTP) for environmental goods or services …

Choice experiment surveys are commonly used to assess the general public׳ s willingness
to pay for different levels of environmental quality. However, respondents need to …

This paper develops a choice experiment method to assess the potential for sustainable
management of a freshwater system, the Danda River, in Nepal. We use a primary survey …

Scepticism over stated preference surveys conducted online revolves around the concerns
over “professional respondents” who might rush through the questionnaire without …

It has long been recognised that humans draw from a large pool of processing aids to help
manage the everyday challenges of life. It is not uncommon to observe individuals adopting …

Stated preference studies tell respondents that policies create environmental changes with
varying levels of uncertainty. However, respondents may include their own a priori …