Eye-tracking is a technology that gives researchers an unprecedented level of access to the
individual visual attention and the possibility of tracing different emotional and cognitive …

Eye tracking can facilitate understanding irrational decision-making in contexts such as
financial risk-taking. For this purpose, we develop an experimental framework in which …

Framing influences choice. However, little is known about the underlying mechanisms
behind framing effects. We study gain-loss framing in binary modified dictator games …

Perceptual decision-making involves multiple cognitive processes, including accumulation
of sensory evidence, planning, and executing a motor action. How these processes are …

Unequal area facility layout problem is an important issue in the design of industrial plants,
as well as other fields such as hospitals or schools, among others. While participating in an …

We conduct a lottery experiment to assess the predictive importance of simple choice
process metrics (SCPMs) in forecasting risky 50/50 gambling decisions using different types …

We survey the literature on eye-tracking studies in behavioral economics and finance as
well as in accounting and organizational science. Eye-tracking is a methodology that is used …

A key goal of experimental finance is to advance our understanding of financial decision
making. To this end, the experimenter carefully designs treatments, incentives, an …

Decisions arise from a conjunction of factors, including perception, attention and learning
processes, and individual characteristics. The strong link between visual stimuli and …

The study of individual differences provides insights into how person-specific factors
influence decision-making, either before, during or after a decision is made. This dissertation …