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Home | Events Archive | CREED/TI miniworkshop: Modeling and Measuring Attention
Workshop

CREED/TI miniworkshop: Modeling and Measuring Attention

  • Series
    CREED Seminars
  • Speaker(s)
    Rahul Bhui (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States), Mark Dean (Columbia University, United States), and Nicolette Sullivan (London School of Economics, United Kingdom)
  • Field
    Behavioral Economics
  • Location
    Online
  • Date and time

    April 22, 2021
    16:30 - 18:30

April 22, 16:30-18:30 CEST: Modeling and Measuring Attention

Program (order of presentations)
Mark Dean (Columbia University, United States): "Experimental tests of rational inattention"

Rahul Bhui (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States): "Attention constraints and learning in categories"

Nicolette Sullivan (London School of Economics, United Kingdom): "The golden halo of defaults in the decision process"

Information and registration

Each presentation is about 25 minutes and there is some time for questions at the end. Questions can be posted in the chat and we will moderate them. Only pressing clarifying questions will be handled during a talk. We appreciate it if you can turn on your webcam.

Go here to find instruction on how to attend this online workshop: www.tinbergen.nl/creed-ti-miniworkshops

The CREED/TI miniworkshop series is organized by research fellow Jeroen van de Ven, PhD student Davide Pace, Natalie Lee and Giorgia Romagnoli. All University of Amsterdam.