Interesting read on nudges and sustainable food consumption! . Andersson, O., & Nässén, J. (2021). Nudge the lunch: A field experiment testing menu-primacy effects on lunch choices. Food Policy, 104, 102075.

Are we inherently selfish or cooperative? The answer might surprise you!. Oldie but goodie from Rand, Greene, and Nowak (2012)

Is how much you pay dependent on who sees it?. Interesting read from Frontiers in Behavioral Economics!. Hofmann, E. (2025).

Some snippets from our latest newsletter!. #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #Academictwitter #psych #neuroscience

Check out this interesting read on dictator games!. Capraro V, Di Paolo R, Perc M, Pizziol V. 2024 Language-based game theory in the age of artificial intelligence. J. R. Soc. Interface 21: 20230720. #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #Academictwitter

Check out the latest LABEL High School Journal entry about narcissism and addiction! #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #Academictwitter #psych.

Are we underestimated the use of AI among students?. Ling, Yier and Imas, Alex, Underreporting of AI use: The role of social desirability bias (May 18, 2025). Available at SSRN: #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #Academictwitter.

With finals done, that's a wrap on this academic year! Thank you to everyone who was a part of things!. Stay tuned for more interesting tidbits from the world of behavioral economics!. #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #Academictwitter

In our economics experiments with kids, we use a “toy test”: they earn points for tasks and trade them for toys—turning incentives into age-appropriate rewards. Idiosyncratic populations require idiosyncratic solutions!. #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #Academictwitter

Applications for the Fall 2025 cohort of the LABEL Visitors Training Program and Remote Training Program are now open! Great opportunity to get involved in economics research and work with USC faculty!. Link: #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia

Check out the latest working paper from LABEL, where we conduct an experiment on network aggregation!. #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #Academictwitter.

Our final speaker at the ECON 693 Seminar was Professor Emanuel Vespa (UCSD)!. Thank you to all our speakers, attendees, and you too for reading this!. See you next year!. #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #Academictwitter

Hosted Professor Monica Capra (Claremont Graduate University), who presented her work on Synthetic Cultural Agents at the ECON 693 Seminar yesterday!. Paper: #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #Academictwitter #AI

Our latest High School Journal entry reviews the literature on the differences in cognitive flexibility and working memory among neurotypical and neurodivergent children. Read it here: #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #Academictwitter

RT @IsabelleBrocas: My new blog on Gender and Competitiveness: Changing the Rules Matters | Psychology Today

Check out the LABEL April 2025 Newsletter! Highlights here!. #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #Academictwitter #psych

Think you can guess experiment outcomes?. If so, then check out the Social Science Prediction Platform: which Stefano DellaVigna (UC Berkeley) presented at the ECON 693 Seminar last week!. #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #AcademicTwitter.

Hosted Professor Stephanie Wang (University of Pittsburgh) at the ECON 693 Seminar Last Thursday!. She presented a model of egocentric thinking and evidence to support it! . More: #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #Academictwitter

Proud to share that a new LABEL research about has just been published in PNAS!. Find the full paper here: #econtwitter #behavioralecon #academia #Academictwitter

RT @IsabelleBrocas: Our new research in PNAS! .Kids who do better in school also coordinate better in complex games like Hawk–Dove and Batt….