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Effects of plain packaging on decision-making and reward for nicotine cigarettes
2014
Neuroscience and Neuroeconomics
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changes related to packaging, whereas neuroimaging studies can identify biological changes underlying the psychological and social impacts of packaging. ...
The current review discusses the state of research on plain packaging in terms of a biopsychosocial model of addiction in which behavioral studies of plain packaging can identify psychological and social ...
decisions on the pack with the lower perceived health risk, whereas smokers equally choose higher-and lower-risk packs. 21 This suggests that plain packages that increase perceptions of health risk ...
doi:10.2147/nan.s35911
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The Investigation of Relationship between Product Involvement and Consumer Risk Perception
2013
Research Journal of Applied Sciences Engineering and Technology
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The purpose of this study focuses on the relationship between product involvement and consumer risk perception. ...
More specifically, the findings from the empirical study generally support the research hypotheses and the motivational process model of product involvement and consumer risk perception. ...
Alternatively, because the type of car owned is considered to be connected to perceptions of social standing, purchase of the "wrong" brand and model might risk one's status in one's social group. ...
doi:10.19026/rjaset.6.3607
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Perceived Purchase Risk in the Technological Goods Purchase Context: An Instrument Development and Validation
2011
Social Science Research Network
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Each purchase decision is most likely to be a risky decision. Woodside and DeLozier (1976) proposed that consumer purchase-related behaviors correspond to the perceived level of risk in the purchase. ...
This study intends to develop a valid and reliable instrument in measuring consumer's perceived purchase risk using the concept of perceived risk by Peter and Ryan (1976). ...
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The author expresses utmost gratitude to his supervisor, Dr. Jahja Umar, for his guidance in completing the thesis from which this paper is born. ...
doi:10.2139/ssrn.1965439
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Neuroeconomics, decision-making and rationality
2011
Économie et Institutions
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Neuroscientific observations also appear to converge towards an alternative model of choice that is distinguishable based on the underlying decision-making process. ...
In a large number of situations (social or intertemporal choices or purchase decisions), it would appear that behavior can be determined by the level of activation of the reward circuit which could thus ...
doi:10.4000/ei.74
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Did It Change Your Mind? Neural Substrates of Purchase Intention Change and Product Information
2022
Frontiers in Neuroscience
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These results seem to reflect the shift to exploratory decision-making strategies and increased salience in maintaining purchase intentions despite referring to provided information and to highlight the ...
Data from 38 young female participants were analyzed to identify the underlying neural regions associated with the intention change and product information. ...
strategies underlies the process in which the introduction to price or rating curbs one's desire to purchase. ...
doi:10.3389/fnins.2022.871353
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How Social Ties Influence Consumer: Evidence from Event-Related Potentials
2017
PLoS ONE
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To shed light on the neural and psychological processes underlying such phenomenon, in this study we designed an amended S1-S2 paradigm (product-[reviewerreview]) that is based on realistic consumer purchase ...
Electrophysiological data also support the hypothesis that different neural and emotional processing magnitude and strength underlie friend and stranger effect in the context of consumer purchase. ...
Acknowledgments This work has been supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China (Project No. 71271012). ...
doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0169508
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INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO NEURAL NOISE AND PERCEPTION BIAS IN FINANCIAL DECISION MAKING
2017
Review of Innovation and Competitiveness
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The general goal of the interdisciplinary work refers to the research of complex experimental interactions and theoretical works on the subject of neural mechanisms in the perception of decision making ...
in the brain) effects on the results of decision making. ...
Changing the volatility in the market is a signal of change in the perception of risk participants in the movement of stock prices. ...
doi:10.32728/ric.2017.31/6
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Neuroeconomics, health psychology, and the interdisciplinary study of preventative health behavior
2019
Social & Personality Psychology Compass
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What is needed to "translate up" is the unification of rich theoretical content from health psychology with investigations by neuroeconomic researchers of the decision-making process during health-relevant ...
The goal of this article is to introduce readers to theories, tools, and evidence from the field of neuroeconomics and to describe how health psychology and neuroeconomics can be mutually informative in ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. DeStasio et al. Page 11 ...
doi:10.1111/spc3.12500
pmid:32266004
pmcid:PMC7138240
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NEUROFINANCE: GETTING AN INSIGHT INTO THE TRADER'S MIND
2010
Annals of the University of Oradea: Economic Science
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In contrast, neuro-finance (as a blending of psychology, neurology and finance) attempts to understand behavior by examining the physiological processes in the human brain when exposed to financial risk ...
The paper, will briefly present why neurofinance is important and how will be able to provide in the near future a number of effective tools for improved financial decision making. ...
He believed in nothing but fundamentals. Meriwether ignored completely an old trading adage: "Ninety percent of what we do is based on perception. ...
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The contribution of neuroscience to consumer research: A conceptual framework and empirical review
2013
Journal of Economic Psychology
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Following the development of advanced neuroimaging techniques, the growing interest in studying the brain's response to marketing stimuli resulted in the birth of consumer neuroscience within the field ...
We propose a novel approach to classify findings and facilitate the assessment of evidence around the topics of decision-making, rewards, memory and emotions. ...
Acknowledgement The authors acknowledge the support of the ECO2012-39576 Project from the Spanish Government as well as the P10.SEJ.6768 Project from the Regional Government of Andalusia.
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doi:10.1016/j.joep.2013.02.011
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Hormonal and Genetic Influences on Processing Reward and Social Information
2007
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
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Social neuroscience is an emerging interdisciplinary field that combines tools from cognitive, cellular, and molecular neuroscience to understand the neural mechanisms underlying human interactions, emphasizing ...
Less is known about the various factors influencing interindividual differences in reward processing and decision making in social contexts, both relying upon the dopaminergic system. ...
of potential gains precedes purchasing decisions. ...
doi:10.1196/annals.1412.007
pmid:17804523
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Page 2697 of Psychological Abstracts Vol. 91, Issue 7
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2004
Psychological Abstracts
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(London Business School, London, United Kingdom) Salience and choice: Neural correlates of shopping decisions. Psychology & Mar- keting, 2004(Apr), Vol 21(4), 247-261. ...
The size of the household payments burden has an insignificant effect on delinquency risk and very little effect on default risk. ...
Neural Correlates of Garment Fit and Purchase Intention in the Consumer Decision-Making Process and the Influence of Product Presentation
2021
Frontiers in Neuroscience
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Overall, the findings denote directed exploration, visual and action processing as key neural processes in decision-making that uniquely reflect garment fit and product presentation type during purchase ...
In today's competitive e-commerce markets, it is crucial to promote product satisfaction and to quickly identify purchase intention in decision-making consumers. ...
This finding is in accordance with a previous intriguing study that had shown the involvement of the insula in social risk perception, which guides consumers when making purchase decisions (Yokoyama et ...
doi:10.3389/fnins.2021.609004
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Neural systems supporting and affecting economically relevant behavior
2012
Neuroscience and Neuroeconomics
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Methodologically, Bayesian approaches in particular may play an important role in identifying mechanisms and establishing causality between patterns of neural activity and economic behavior. ...
For about a hundred years, theorists and traders alike have tried to unravel and understand the mechanisms and hidden rules underlying and perhaps determining economically relevant behavior. ...
This work was supported by the Department of Psychiatry, University of Oxford, UK.
Disclosure The author reports no conflict of interest in this work. ...
doi:10.2147/nan.s25038
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Metacognitive confidence: A neuroscience approach
2013
Revista de Psicología Social
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Although instances of primary and secondary cognitions range beyond the example in the diagram, this review focuseson the examples depicted 05. LUTTRELL ET AL:05. ...
The research described in this review is organized around the type of primary thoughts for which people have confidence, including judgments about memory, choices, and evaluative judgments. ...
Although it seems reasonable that the neural processes underlying decision certainty are informed by those underlying decision-making itself, other processes not accounted for in this research could also ...
doi:10.1174/021347413807719148
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