2024

Authors

B. Guenther, M. Galizzi & J. G. Sanders

Published In

Journal of Behavioral Decision Making

Summary

Risk-taking, risk perception, and risk compensation in times of COVID-19. In J. Costa-Font & M. Galizzi (Eds.), Behavioural Economics and Policy for Pandemics (pp. 57-76). Cambridge University Press. 

Authors

L. Huang & B. Guenther

Published In

Frontiers in Behavioral Economics

Summary

Information and context matter: debiasing the disposition effect with lasting impact. Front. Behav. Econ., 3:1345875. doi: 10.3389/frbhe.2024.1345875.

Authors

B. Guenther, M. Galizzi & J. G. Sanders

 

Published In

Journal of Behavioral Decision Making

Summary

PDOSPERT: A New Scale to Predict Domain-Specific Risk-Taking Behaviors in Times of a Pandemic. J Behav Dec Making, 37: e2413.

2023

Authors

B. Guenther & G. Lordan

Published In

Frontiers in Psychology

Summary

Evidence from professional traders challenges traditional assumptions about the disposition effect, demonstrating situations where holding losing assets may be a rational strategy.

 

Authors

V. Fedrigo, B. Guenther, R. Jenkins, M. Galizzi & J. G. Sanders

Published In

Scientific Reports

Summary

This study shows how COVID-19 lockdowns altered established weekly patterns of risk tolerance, offering new insights into behavioural changes during major disruptions.

2021

Authors

B. Guenther, M. Galizzi & J. G. Sanders

Published In

Frontiers in Psychology

Summary

Using UK lockdown data, this paper highlights significant differences in how individuals responded to uncertainty, demonstrating that risk attitudes vary considerably across populations.

Authors

M. Quinlan, B. Guenther, M. Galizzi & J. G. Sanders

Published In

LSE COVID-19 Blog

Summary

An accessible discussion examining how habitual risk-taking influences people’s perceptions of COVID-19 and their willingness to engage in everyday activities.

2020

Authors

M. Galizzi, B. Guenther, M. Quinlan & J. G. Sanders

Published In

Economic Observatory

Summary

An overview of emerging behavioural research explaining how the pandemic affected public perceptions of risk and decision-making under uncertainty.

Authors

B. Guenther, M. Quinlan, L. Brown, T. Chadborn & J. G. Sanders

Published In

SAGE Research Methods Cases

Summary

This case study explores how personalised communication and behavioural framing can improve participation in public health programmes.

 

 Under Review or Revision

Guenther, B., Sanders, J. G., & Galizzi, M. M. The impact of background risks on risk-taking: An experimental study.