Undergraduate Course: ![]() In Fall 2013 I will teach a course titled "Biases, Motivations and Persuasion in Decision Making". This course will help students to better understand how humans make judgments and decisions and why they make mistakes. We will review research on human decision making from psychology, political science, organizational behavior and economics. Then, we will study some individual and group decision errors that are particularly important for real world problems and look for easy‐to‐implement solutions (i.e., “nudges”). At the end of this course, students are supposed to become “choice architects” able to identify human biases and design environments that both yield better decision making and achieve behavior that is consistent with overall system goals. More info here
PhD Course: ![]() More info available soon Master Thesis: ![]() Students interested in writing a MA thesis on Behavioral and Experimental Economics can contact me privately. I am currently working on several projects on waste recycling, incentives and team morale, willpower and productivity, unethical behavior, etc. I am also running new interesting experiments with children in Italy. My teaching portfolio is available upon request.
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