Program 

April 27th – Keynote Lectures (45 min + 15 min Q&A) 

@ Cappella Guinigi

09:00–09:15  Welcome and Opening Remarks

09:15–10:15  Keynote 1 

Ian Krajbich: "The Dynamics of Decisions with Self-Generated Options"

10:15–10:35  Coffee Break

10:35–11:35  Keynote 2

Andreas Glockner: "Do intuitive and deliberate decision-making rely on the same engine? Evidence from eye-tracking and computational modelling"

11:35–12:35  Keynote 3:

 Arno Riedl: "The effect of acute stress on social preferences: the role of baseline preferences, cortisol change, and sex" (with Anne Friesacher and Conny Quaedflieg)

12:35–14:30  Lunch

14:30–15:30  Keynote 4: 

Carlos Alós Ferrer: "Noise and Bias: The Cognitive Roots of Economic Errors" 

15:30–15:40  Coffee Break

15:40–16:40  Keynote 5

Giorgo Coricelli: "Belief over Reward in Human and AI Competition" (with Thibaud Griessinger and Mehdi Khamassi)

16:40–17:30  Open Discussion and Informal Exchange

April 28th – Presentations and Discussion 

@ Cappella Guinigi

09:00–10:15  Senior Presentations (3 speakers, 20 min + 5 min Q&A each)

Sibilla Di Guida: "Learning, Persistence, and Transfer of Strategic Sophistication in Games"

Luca Polonio: "Signaling of Intenstions with Heterogeneous Players"

Valeria Maggian: "The Politics of Arithmetic: Belief Formation in Politically Charged Environments"

10:15–10:45  Coffee Break

10:45–12:15  Junior Presentations (6 speakers, 15 min each):

Maohua Nie: When Is Complexity Avoided? A Domain Comparison of Gains and Losses

Rachele Ciulli: Strategic Procrastination: A Mechanism for Managing Scarce Resources

Yannick Wilner: Unboxing the Black Box: Estimation Processes in Physical and Virtual Crowds 

Federico Contu-Tornatore: Sharing under the risk of idea theft: The challenges of joining creative efforts 

Veronika Wendler: Divergent Gaze Strategies in Decisions from Experience and Description

Hariharan Purohit: A process-tracing account of quitting decisions in naturalistic settings

12:15–13:45  Lunch

13:45–15:00  Parallel Roundtables 

@ around Campus

Ian Krajbich: Choice-Process Data - what tools are out there to help learn

about preferences, etc.

GUINIGI CHAPEL (SAN FRANCESCO)

Giorgio Coricelli: What is complexity? Conceptual and empirical challenges in

measuring decision complexity

STUDY HALL BRUNERO PAOLI N.5

Andreas Glockner: How can AI be used as methodological approach in

research in decision making?

STUDY HALL BRUNERO PAOLI N.6

Carlos Alòs-Ferrer: How should decisions be modelled, and why does It

matter?

SALA DELLA BOTTE

15:00–15:30  Coffee Break

15:30–17:00  Poster Session 

@ San Francesco Complex