Companies incur immense losses due to employee neglect to save and back up data and failure to frequently update anti‐virus protections. This problem appears perplexing as such oversights are clearly neither in the organization’s nor in the employees’ best interest. We review the possible...

An examination of the behavioral effect of repeated terrorist attacks reveals that local residents (of the attacked area) appear to be much less sensitive to this risk than international tourists. Furthermore, the limited sensitivity on the part of local residents seems to diminish with time,...

Recent experimental research suggests that decision makers tend to overweight rare events when responding to a description of the possible outcomes, but tend to underweight low probability events in decisions from experience. The current paper examines whether in an experiential setting...