Barbara Oberbauer
@barbaraoberbauer.bsky.social
PhD student @cmdn-lab.bsky.social (PI: @sgluth.bsky.social) at the University of Hamburg modeling dietary and sustainable decision-making - ScieCom enthusiast - all about soccer, rowing, and books 📚
Github: https://github.com/barbaraoberbauer
Github: https://github.com/barbaraoberbauer
In contrast, we found only response deliberation to increase for behaviorally less effective numeric translations (carbon emissions in kg).
September 8, 2025 at 7:32 AM
In contrast, we found only response deliberation to increase for behaviorally less effective numeric translations (carbon emissions in kg).
Our modeling results suggest that a translation in form of an evaluative rating caused participants to make more ecological choices as a result of a shift in attribute weights in favor of the translated attribute, a decreased attentional bias on the attended option, and increased deliberation.
September 8, 2025 at 7:32 AM
Our modeling results suggest that a translation in form of an evaluative rating caused participants to make more ecological choices as a result of a shift in attribute weights in favor of the translated attribute, a decreased attentional bias on the attended option, and increased deliberation.
To fill this gap, we model the interplay of attention and evidence accumulation using the maaDDM for a pre-existing data set from an online process tracing study in which participants completed a consumer choice task w/ and w/o the translation of the items' energy and water consumption.
September 8, 2025 at 7:32 AM
To fill this gap, we model the interplay of attention and evidence accumulation using the maaDDM for a pre-existing data set from an online process tracing study in which participants completed a consumer choice task w/ and w/o the translation of the items' energy and water consumption.
Our modeling results suggest that a translation in form of an evaluative rating caused participants to make more ecological choices as a result of a shift in attribute weights in favor of the translated attribute, a decreased attentional bias on the attended option, and increased deliberation.
September 8, 2025 at 7:24 AM
Our modeling results suggest that a translation in form of an evaluative rating caused participants to make more ecological choices as a result of a shift in attribute weights in favor of the translated attribute, a decreased attentional bias on the attended option, and increased deliberation.
To fill this gap, we model the interplay of attention and evidence accumulation using the maaDDM for a pre-existing data set from an online process tracing study in which participants completed a consumer choice task w/ and w/o the translation of the items' energy and water consumption.
September 8, 2025 at 7:24 AM
To fill this gap, we model the interplay of attention and evidence accumulation using the maaDDM for a pre-existing data set from an online process tracing study in which participants completed a consumer choice task w/ and w/o the translation of the items' energy and water consumption.