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Ted O'Donoghue

Zubrow Professor of Economics

Cornell University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Economics

Ted O'donoghue is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Zubrow Professor of Economics at Cornell University.

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Cornell University

Zubrow Professor of Economics

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behavioral decision making behavioral sciences behavioral economics economic behavior economics human decision process psychology decision science economic psychology behavioral research decision theory experimental social psychology impulsivity choice models consumer behaviour motivation choice theory experimental decision making self-control problems cognitive science experimental psychology economic theory risk management economic analysis consumer choice future self-control problems human behavior social choice theoretical economics individual decision making lifespan development consumer research patent information substance use addictive behaviors developmental psychology normative economics preference modeling cognitive bias mitigation patentability behavioral addictions substance addiction adolescent psychology financial decision-making risk analysis (business) later adulthood risky behavior behavioural process regulatory economics incentive mechanisms incentive-centered design incentive model philosophy of economics judgmental forecasting innovation economics adolescence patent analysis task performance optimal taxation time discounting asymmetric paternalism projection bias field data recent research present-biased preferences age effects reward systems government regulation social regulation public choice critical review time preference naive people sophisticated people public goods attractive option risky choice

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Distinguishing Common Ratio Preferences From Common Ratio Effects Using Paired Valuation Tasks. American Economic Review (2024)

Christina McGranaghanKirby NielsenTed O’DonoghueJason SomervilleCharles D. Sprenger

preference aggregationchoice modelscommon ratio preferencesvaluationcognitive scienceexperimental decision makingdecision theorycommon ratio effectbehavioral economicsdecision scienceexperimental economicseconomic behaviorhuman decision processbehavioral decision makingpaired valuationseconomic psychologypreference modelingexperimental social psychologybehavioral sciencesbias

Exploring Ambiguity Attitudes Across the Parameter Space in a Generalized Ellsberg Three-Color Problem. AEA Randomized Controlled Trials (2024)

Charles SprengerTed O'DonoghueJason SomervilleKirby NielsenJack AdeneyChristina McGranaghan

inferenceuncertain reasoninguncertainty analysisapproximate reasoninghuman decision processuncertainty quantificationdecision theoryambiguity attitudesapplied mathematicsdecision sciencemathematicscolor constancyparameter space

Reminders Work, but for Whom? Evidence From New York City Parking Ticket Recipients. American Economic Journal Economic Policy (2022)

Ori HeffetzTed O’DonoghueHenry S. Schneider

behavioral experimentsselection biasstrong aggregate responsebehavioral researchpolicy analysisdisparate impactbehavioral economicsexperimental social psychologypublic policybias detectionbehavioral decision makingresponse heterogeneityeconomic behaviorbehavior change (public health)behavioral sciencesticket recipients

Paying More for Less: Why Don't Households in Tanzania Take Advantage of Bulk Discounts?. World Bank, Washington, DC eBooks (2020)

Brian DillonJoachim De WeerdtTed O'Donoghue

consumer choiceconsumer economicseconomicslow income developing countrypovertyeconomic analysiswelfare economicslivelihoodsbulk discountsafrican economytanzania take advantagepricing policypublic policymicroeconomicsdevelopment economicseconomic behaviorafrican development

Replication Data for: The Nature of Risk Preferences: Evidence From Insurance Choices. (2019)

Levon BarseghyanFrancesca MolinariTed O'DonoghueJoshua C. Teitelbaum

replication dataeconomic psychologyfinanceeconomicsrisk managementrisk preferencesfinancial decision-makinginsurance choicesinsuranceeconomic behaviorrisk analysis (business)

Age Effects in Sequence-Construction for a Continuous Cognitive Task: Similar Sequence-Trends but Fewer Switch-Points. The Journals of Gerontology Series B (2018)

Corinna E LöckenhoffJoshua L RuttGregory R Samanez-LarkinCasey GallagherTed O’DonoghueValerie F Reyna

applied cognitive psychologyhuman decision processpreferred sequencecognitioncognitive sciencecognitive variablespsychologyage effectscontinuous cognitive taskhuman performancebehavioral decision makingtask performancebehavioral sciencesexperimental psychology

Estimating Risk Preferences in the Field. Journal of Economic Literature (2018)

Levon BarseghyanFrancesca MolinariTed O’DonoghueJoshua C. Teitelbaum

statisticsfinanceeconomicsfinance researchrisk managementquantitative analysis (finance)economic analysisfinancial risk managementfocal objectrisk preferencesfinancial studiesfield datadecision scienceinsuranceeconomic behaviorrisk analysis (business)

Modeling Risk Aversion in Economics. The Journal of Economic Perspectives (2018)

Ted O'DonoghueJason Somerville

choice modelseconomic psychologyfinanceeconomicsalternative modelsrisk managementchoice theorydecision theoryexpectation formationfinancial decision-makingrisk aversionbehavioral economicsmarginal utilityeconomic theorybehavioral decision makingdecision scienceeconomic behavior

Reference-Dependent Preferences. Handbook of behavioral economics (2018)

Ted O'DonoghueCharles Sprenger

Preferences for Temporal Sequences of Real Outcomes Differ Across Domains but Do Not Vary by Age. The Journals of Gerontology Series B (2017)

Corinna E LöckenhoffJoshua L RuttGregory R Samanez-LarkinTed O’DonoghueValerie F Reyna

behavioral experimentstemporal sequenceslifespan developmentreal outcomesageinghuman decision processmixed sequencesimpulsivityexperimental decision makingpsychologybehavioral researchbehavioral economicsdecision sciencebehavioral decision makingbehavioral sciencesexperimental psychology

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Ted O'Donoghue

Zubrow Professor of Economics

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Economics

Ted O'donoghue is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Zubrow Professor of Economics at Cornell University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Ted O'Donoghue

Cornell University

Zubrow Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Distinguishing Common Ratio Preferences From Common Ratio Effects Using Paired Valuation Tasks. American Economic Review (2024)

Christina McGranaghanKirby NielsenTed O’DonoghueJason SomervilleCharles D. Sprenger

Exploring Ambiguity Attitudes Across the Parameter Space in a Generalized Ellsberg Three-Color Problem. AEA Randomized Controlled Trials (2024)

Charles SprengerTed O'DonoghueJason SomervilleKirby NielsenJack AdeneyChristina McGranaghan

Reminders Work, but for Whom? Evidence From New York City Parking Ticket Recipients. American Economic Journal Economic Policy (2022)

Ori HeffetzTed O’DonoghueHenry S. Schneider

Paying More for Less: Why Don't Households in Tanzania Take Advantage of Bulk Discounts?. World Bank, Washington, DC eBooks (2020)

Brian DillonJoachim De WeerdtTed O'Donoghue

Replication Data for: The Nature of Risk Preferences: Evidence From Insurance Choices. (2019)

Levon BarseghyanFrancesca MolinariTed O'DonoghueJoshua C. Teitelbaum

replication dataeconomic psychologyfinanceeconomicsrisk managementrisk preferencesfinancial decision-makinginsurance choicesinsuranceeconomic behaviorrisk analysis (business)

Age Effects in Sequence-Construction for a Continuous Cognitive Task: Similar Sequence-Trends but Fewer Switch-Points. The Journals of Gerontology Series B (2018)

Corinna E LöckenhoffJoshua L RuttGregory R Samanez-LarkinCasey GallagherTed O’DonoghueValerie F Reyna

Estimating Risk Preferences in the Field. Journal of Economic Literature (2018)

Levon BarseghyanFrancesca MolinariTed O’DonoghueJoshua C. Teitelbaum

Modeling Risk Aversion in Economics. The Journal of Economic Perspectives (2018)

Ted O'DonoghueJason Somerville

Reference-Dependent Preferences. Handbook of behavioral economics (2018)

Ted O'DonoghueCharles Sprenger

Preferences for Temporal Sequences of Real Outcomes Differ Across Domains but Do Not Vary by Age. The Journals of Gerontology Series B (2017)

Corinna E LöckenhoffJoshua L RuttGregory R Samanez-LarkinTed O’DonoghueValerie F Reyna

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