Scientific Publications

Stoelinga, N.; Tähtinen, T.: Conflict and democratic preferences. World Development 202, 107341 (2026)

Priyam, S.; Salicath, D.; Sutter, M.: An information-intervention in India reduces consumption of arsenic-contaminated drinking water and has small effects on health. PNAS Nexus, pgag093 (2026)

Puente-Beccar, M.: Health preferences and sorting in the city. Health Economics (2026)

Egberts, A.; Engel, C.; Fairfield, J.: Out of sight is out of mind? Experimentally testing a gradually materializing public bad. Journal of Economic Psychology 113, 102877 (2026)

Engel, C.; Freund, L.: Behaviorally efficient remedies: An experiment. International Review of Law and Economics 85, 106321 (2026)

Henning, A.; Langenbach, P.: Bridging the human-AI fairness gap: How providing reasons enhances the perceived fairness of public decision-making. Journal of Empirical Legal Studies 23 (1), pp. 39 - 59 (2026)

Frost, S.; Glöckner, A.: Intuitive and deliberate decisions can be accounted for by the same cognitive process model. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review 33, 83 (2026)

Levine, D. K.; Martinelli, C.; Stoelinga, N.: Vote or fight? The Economic Journal, ueag025 (2026)

Vassiliou, P. T. B.; Ainamani, H. E.; Döring, S.; Gredebäck, G.; Leku, M. R.; Peltonen, K.; Scharpf, F.; Sen, U.; Sutter, M.; Walsh, J. I. et al.; Hecker, T.; Hall, J.: Self-Help Plus for refugee mothers in Rhino Refugee Settlement, Uganda (SEED): Study protocol for a cluster-randomized controlled trial assessing intergenerational effects on preschool-aged children. Trials 27, 173 (2026)

Huesmann, K.; Ndiaye, Y. S.; Waibel, C.; Wiesen, D.: How the design of ranking systems and ability affect physician effort. Management Science 72 (2), pp. 783 - 1726 (2026)

Engel, C.; Golder, J.; Rahal, R.-M.: Who is afraid of the pink elephant? Evidence on (not) ignoring inadmissible evidence and debiasing interventions. Judgement and Decision Making 39 (1), e70064 (2026)

Engel, C.: Is the german constitutional court partisan? Journal of Legal Studies (accepted)

Engel, C.; Hermstrüwer, Y.; Kim, A.: Human realignment. An empirical study of LLMs as legal decision-aids in moral dilemmas. Artificial Intelligence and Law (accepted)

Sutter, M.; Schneider, S. O.: Risk preferences and field behavior: The relevance of higher-order risk preferences. American Economic Review 116 (1), pp. 88 - 118 (2026)

Baumann, F.; Friehe, T.; Langenbach, P.: Deterrent and retributive punishment: Evidence on their relative importance and the influence of social norms. American Law and Economics Review, ahaf018 (2025)

Engel, C.: Crime for a living. Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics (JITE) 181, pp. 133 - 135 (2025)

Engel, C.; Großmann, M.; Ockenfels, A.: Integrating machine behavior into human subject experiments: A user-friendly toolkit and an application to framed prisoner’s dilemmas. Experimental Economics (accepted)

Haaland, I. K.; Roth, C.; Stantcheva, S.; Wohlfart, J.: Understanding economic behavior using open-ended survey data. Journal of Economic Literature 63 (4), pp. 1244 - 1280 (2025)

Oeberst, A.; Mischkowski, D.; Imhoff, R.: Belief-consistent information processing or coherence-based reasoning: Integrating two parsimonious frameworks for biases. European Journal of Social Psychology 55 (7), pp. 1131 - 1135 (2025)

Clemens, V.; Orifici, M. C.; Froehlich, L.; Glöckner, A.; Dorrough, A.: Beyond ingroup favoritism: Investigating cross-national social preferences across 25 nations. PNAS Nexus 4 (11), pgaf343 (2025)