EGPROC 2009
Fribourg, Switzerland
April 23rd – 26th, 2009
Conference Overview
Thursday, April 23rd
19:00
Welcome reception at Restaurant du Gothard,
rue du Pont-Muré 16
Friday, April 24th
09.00-09.05
Opening of the conference
09.05-10.15
Moral and developmental aspects of decision making
10.15-10.40
Coffee Break
10.40-12.25
Decision process models
12.25-14.15
Lunch break
14.15-15.45
Risky decision models I
15.45 -16.15
Coffee Break
16.15-16.50
Measurement models
17.00-18.45
Egproc meeting - Egproc’s future
19:30
Dinner at Restaurant du Chasseur, rue de Lausanne 10
Saturday, April 25th
0.900-10.10
Risky decision models II
10.10-10.40
Coffee Break
10.40-11.15
Dual process theories
12.00-14.00
Lunch break
14.00-15.10
Risky decision models III
15.10-15.40
Coffee Break
15.40-16.50
Process measurement methods
18.30
Conference Dinner at Restaurant Hôtel de Ville, Grand-rue 6
Sunday, April 26th
Sightseeing tour
We thank the Rectorate of the University of Fribourg for the generous support of EGPROC 2009
Oswald Huber and Odilo W. Huber
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EGPROC 2009 – Detailed Schedule
Thursday, April 23rd
19:00
Welcome reception at Restaurant du Gothard – you may also eat there
Friday April 24th
09.00-09.05
Opening of the conference
09.05-10.15
Moral and developmental aspects of decision making, Chair: Oswald Huber
09.05- 09.40
The influence of perceived injustice on trust and risk propensity
Tadeusz Tyszka and Anna Macko
09.40-10.15
Kindergarten's economical decision making
Thomasz Tzaleskiewicz and Ania Helka
10.15-10.40
Coffee Break
10.40-12.25
Decision process models, Chair: Rob Ranyard
10.40-11.50
Decision processes, reasons and attractiveness: Strengths of reasons over time
in an important real-life decision
Marianne Jakobsson and Ola Svenson
11.50-12.25
What if process tracing data and behavioral data are inconsistent?
Anton Kühberger
12.25-14.15
Lunch break
14.15-15.45
Risky decision models I, Chair: Joanna Sokolowska
14.15-14.45
Causal structure of positive and negative outcomes: Effect on search for RDOs
Oswald Huber
14.45-15.15
Spontaneous construction of the causal structures of alternatives
Arlette Bär
15.15-15.45
Risk management operators
Odilo W. Huber
15.45 -16.15
Coffee Break
16.15-16.50
Measurement models, Chair: Dan Zakay
16.15-16.50
Tracing Intuition: The internal validity of measures for intuitive and deliberate
reasoning styles
Pieter Koele
17.00-18.45
Egproc meeting - Egproc’s future
19:30
Dinner at Restaurant le Chasseur
– a wonderful place to have the famous Fribourgeois moité-moité cheese fondue!
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Saturday, April 25th
0.900-10.10
Risky decision models II, Chair: Anton Kühberger
09.00-09.35
Risk judgment and acceptance of unique and repeated events
Joanna Sokolowska and Barbara Kossakowska
09.35-10.10
Can prospect theory be generalized to non-monetary dimensions?
Dan Zakay and Dida Fleisig
10.10-10.40
Coffee Break
10.40-11.15
Dual process theories, Chair: Pieter Koele
10.40-11.15
Dual Process Theories: A Key for Understanding the Diversification Bias?
Christoph Kogler
11.15- 11.50
Automatic vs. reflexive valuation processes
Krzysztof Przybyszewski and Dorota Rutkowska
12.00-14.00
Lunch break
14.00-15.10
Risky decision models III, Chair: Tadeusz Tyszka
14.00-14.35
A think aloud study of dominance violation in a risky choice task
Andrea Taylor
14.35-15.10
Information search patterns in risk judgment and in risky choices across
domains
Agata Michalaszek
15.10-15.40
Coffee Break
15.40-16.50
Process measurement methods, Chair: Ola Svenson
15.40-16.15
Flashlight - online eye-tracking
Michael Schulte-Mecklenbeck, Ryan O. Murphy and Florian Hutzler
16.15-16.50
Structured versus unstructured self reports as process data
Rob Ranyard
18.30
Conference Dinner at Restaurant Hôtel de Ville
Sunday, April 26th
Sightseeing tour
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Conference venue
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Picture source: Google maps
A Railway Station
1 Conference location, rue de Rome 3
2 Hôtel du Faucon, rue de Lausanne 76
3 NH Hotel, Grand-Places 14
4 Hôtel Alpha, rue du Simplon 13
5 Restaurant du Gothard, rue du Pont-Muré 16
6 Restaurant le Chasseur, rue de Lausanne 10
7 Restaurant Hôtel de Ville, Grand-Rue 6
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Authors
Authors are ordered alphabetically; joint papers are inserted according to the name of the
first author
Arlette S. Bär
University of Fribourg
Arlette.baer@unifr.ch
Causal structure of positive and negative outcomes: Spontaneous construction of the mental
representation
Odilo W. Huber
University of Fribourg
odilo.huber@unifr.ch
Risk management operators
Oswald Huber
University of Fribourg
oswald.huber@unifr.ch
Causal structure of positive and negative outcomes: Effect on search for RDOs
Marianne Jakobsson (1) and Ola Svenson (1,2)
(1) Risk, Social and Decision Research Analysis Unit, Department of Psychology, Stockholm
University
(2) Decision Research, Eugene, Oregon
marianne.jakobsson@psychology.su.se ; osn@psychology.su.se
Decision processes, reasons and attractiveness: Strengths of reasons over time in an
important real-life decision
Pieter Koele
Amsterdam University
P.Koele@uva.nl
Tracing Intuition: The internal validity of measures for intuitive and
deliberate reasoning styles.
Christoph Kogler
University of Salzburg
christoph.kogler@sbg.ac.at
Dual Process Theories: A Key for Understanding the Diversification Bias?
Anton Kühberger
University of Salzburg
anton.kuehberger@sbg.ac.at
What if process tracing data and behavioral data are inconsistent?
Agata Michalaszek
Warsaw School of Social Psychology
Information search patterns in risk judgment and in risky choices across domains
Krzysztof Przybyszewski (1) and Dorota Rutkowska (2)
(1) Kozminski Business School, Warsaw (2) Warsaw University
crispy@wspiz.edu.pl
Automatic vs. reflexive valuation processes.
Rob Ranyard
University of Bolton
R.Ranyard@bolton.ac.uk
Structured versus unstructured self reports as process data
Michael Schulte-Mecklenbeck (1), Ryan O. Murphy (2) and Florian Hutzler (3)
(1) DICE Lab, Faculty of Psychology, University of Bergen, (2) ETH Zürich, (3) University of
Salzburg
michael@schulte-mecklenbeck.com
Flashlight - online eye-tracking
Joanna Sokolowska and Barbara Kossakowska
Warsaw School of Social Psychology
joanna@psychpan.waw.pl
Risk judgment and acceptance of unique and repeated events
Andrea Taylor
University of Bolton
taylor.andrea@gmail.com
A think aloud study of dominance violation in a risky choice task
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Tadeusz Tyszka and Anna Macko
Kozminski Business School, Warsaw
amacko@wspiz.edu.pl
The influence of perceived injustice on trust and risk propensity
Thomasz Tzaleskiewicz and Ania Helka
The Warsaw School of Social Sciences and Humanities
ahelka@swps.edu.pl; tzaleskiewicz@swps.edu.pl
Kindergarten's economical decision making
Dan Zakay and Dida Fleisig
Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya
dzakay@post.tau.ac.il
Can prospect theory be generalized to non-monetary dimensions?
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