This paper proposes a conceptual model of decision-making tying specific preferences to broader individual goals. In … preferences (e.g., salad instead of cake, sports club instead of reading, etc.). Notably, originating from the simplification of a …, which can be addressed, instead of having generally inconsistent preferences, which are hard to rank without further …

Several empirical studies provide evidence that their actual health state affects people's attitudes towards health and … inconsistency of preferences reinforces or tones down moral hazard problems. …

consumption have direct utilityconsequences. This gives rise to informational preferences, i.e., preferences over the timing and … structure of information. Using a novel and purposefully simple set-up, we experimentally analyze preferences for information …. Variations in prior distributions do not seem to affect information preferences. …

A longstanding distinction in psychology is between implicit and explicit preferences. Implicit preferences are … implicit preferences directly from choices. The necessary assumption is that implicit preferences toward an attribute (e … "revealing" about one's preferences. We discuss reasons why preferences would have this property, advantages and disadvantages of …

biases generate prior-dependent information preferences, such that agents may avoid information when being unconfident but … going to be used, the model allows us to explore how these predictions change with either individual preferences or the …

to be in a separate class. We also show that apparent intransitivities of time preferences can be accounted for by …

negative skewness, little is known about the implications of such skewness preferences for decision making in dynamic problems …. Indeed, skewness preferences might play an even bigger role in dynamic environments because, even if the underlying … preferences for optimal stopping problems. We find strong support for all salience-based predictions in a laboratory experiment …