2018 PhD Conference in Behavioural Science
Thursday, the 29th of November 2018
Thursday, the 29th of November 2018
UCD Geary Institute for Public Policy
The UCD Geary Institute for Public Policy is pleased to announce our PhD Student Conference in Behavioural Science for 2018 in collaboration with the Stirling University Management School. This continues successful annual events held at Dublin and Stirling. For information about last two year's PhD conference click here and here. The PhD conference will be held at University College Dublin on November 29th and will be followed by the 11th annual Irish economics and psychology conference on November 30th. Attendees to the PhD conference on November 29th are also welcome to attend the November 30th workshop.
The 2018 PhD Conference aims to give PhD students in Behavioural Science the opportunity to meet other researchers, to present their work, and get feedback from peers and researchers in the field. The PhD conference will deal with all areas of behavioural science (or behavioural economics, economic psychology, judgement and decision making, depending on your terminological preference). Topics include, but are not limited to
- Nudging and Behavioural Policies
- Evaluation of Behavioural Policies
- Mechanisms of Behavioural Interventions
- Inter-temporal Choice
- Self-control
- Risk Preferences
- Social Preferences
- Heuristics
- Personality and Economic
- Subjective Well-Being
- Identity in Economics
- Emotions and Decision Making
- Behavioural Medicine
- Early Influences on Later Life Outcomes
- Behavioural Science and the Labour Market
- Research Methods in Behavioural Science
Speakers will present their research followed by a discussion. There will be no conference fee and a social dinner will be provided for attendees on the evening of November 30th. Please go to this link to submit an abstract for the conference.
- October 15th: Abstract submission deadline (up to 500 words).
- October 17th: Notification of acceptance.
We look forward to welcoming you to Dublin. If you have questions, feel free to send an email to liam.delaney@ucd.ie
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