Monash Business Behavioural Laboratory (Monash University, Australia) is running its 4th Annual Symposium on Judgement and Decision-making in a Complex World. This event is conducted online, and the registration is free of charge.
Over two evenings (14-15 Nov, 7:00PM-9:30PM AEDT) you will hear from leading experts in decision neuroscience and behavioural decision making.
Keynote speakers:
Peter Bossaerts from the University of Cambridge will be presenting on computational complexity and human decision-making.
Ofir Turel from the University of Melbourne will be presenting on the psychological basis of algorithm aversion.
You will also hear from the following experts who will present on a range of multi-disciplinary topics:
- Georgios Christopoulos (Decision, Environmental and Organisational Neuroscience Lab, Nanyang Technological University) – on examining dynamic organisational phenomena using the examples of entrepreneurial trust and wearables;
- Daniel Bennett (Monash University) – on the effects of within-task emotional fluctuations on risk preferences;
- Chang Liu (BrainPark, Monash University) – on the use of network analysis to understand emotion regulation among medical staff during a pandemic;
- Carly Moulang (Monash University) – on the effects of psychological resources and gender on accountants' professional judgement;
- T.T. Niranjan (IIT Bombay) – on the application of eye tracking in a classic Operations Management task;
- Pablo Franco (Centre for Brain Mind and Markets, the University of Melbourne) – on improving bargaining efficiency via a bio-mechanism.
Symposium program and registration: https://www.monash.edu/business/events/annual-monash-business-behavioural-laboratory-mbbl-symposium-human-judgement-and-decision-making-in-a-complex-world
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