2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.obhdp.2015.06.003
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Two-stage decisions increase preference for hedonic options

Abstract: When choosing from multiple options, decision-makers may directly choose an option (single-stage decision), or initially shortlist a subset of options, and then choose an option from this shortlist (two-stage decision). Past work suggests that these two decision formats should lead to the same final choice when information about the choice alternatives is held constant. In contrast, this research demonstrates a novel effect: two-stage decisions increase preference for hedonic (vs. utilitarian) options. A regul… Show more

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“…Many MTurk samples were used as pilot tests (e.g., Lin-Healy and Small, 2012 ; Burton et al, 2014 ; Nichols and Cottrell, 2014 ; Spisak et al, 2014 ; Bhargave et al, 2015 ; Rosette et al, 2015 ; Shirako et al, 2015 ; van Dijke et al, 2015 ) or for further psychometric work (e.g., McGonagle and Hamblin, 2014 ; Howell et al, 2015 ; McGonagle et al, 2015 ; Milkman et al, 2015 ; Rosette et al, 2015 ; Walter et al, 2015 ). Some of these samples were included as a footnote or in an Appendix to act as a supplement to the main study.…”
Section: A Systems Perspective For Evaluating Mechanical Turkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many MTurk samples were used as pilot tests (e.g., Lin-Healy and Small, 2012 ; Burton et al, 2014 ; Nichols and Cottrell, 2014 ; Spisak et al, 2014 ; Bhargave et al, 2015 ; Rosette et al, 2015 ; Shirako et al, 2015 ; van Dijke et al, 2015 ) or for further psychometric work (e.g., McGonagle and Hamblin, 2014 ; Howell et al, 2015 ; McGonagle et al, 2015 ; Milkman et al, 2015 ; Rosette et al, 2015 ; Walter et al, 2015 ). Some of these samples were included as a footnote or in an Appendix to act as a supplement to the main study.…”
Section: A Systems Perspective For Evaluating Mechanical Turkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Continued research could test whether our findings generalize to other stig-matization settings, such as racial and gender-related biases, in accordance with the sustainable development goals set by the United Nations (2018). In a similar vein, it would be interesting to investigate how implicit worldviews interact with other interpersonal differences, such as regulatory focus, that are relevant in health decisions (Bhargave et al 2015). Different message frames might interact with implicit worldviews too; for example, campaigns that emphasize greater perceived controllability or treatability may alter the public stigma expressed by categorical and dimensional thinkers.…”
Section: Limitations and Avenues For Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ir hedonistinė (malonumas, nuoširdumas, laimė ir kt.) vertė tarpusavyje koreliuoja ir daro poveikį pirkimo elgsenai [2,11,12] (1 pav. ).…”
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