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Wolaver Amy M

Bucknell University

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economics social sciences sociology political behavior human migration international migration migration studies african american studies health insurance higher education gender diversity labor migration substance abuse labour economics educational research substance use addictive behaviors sex roles alcohol misuse alcohol abuse internal migration sport economics low-wage workers alcohol (drug) undergraduate research refugee studies women's studies african political economy sociology of religion religious research scientific study of religion african development human resources vocational behavior student success student outcomes migration policy international population movement forced migration gender disparities labor market integration irrationality philanthropy science studies personnel economics labor market impact labor market outcomes crowd behavior ethnic group relation racial studies political agendas political competition political process legislative aspect learning environments community building community environments diverse learners community practice education medical law public health law and major choice grade point average migration type heavy episodic drinking gender differences occupation choice charitable donations experimental evidence labor market effects insurance offers racial wage differences occupation change referee decisions u.s. house high-impact practices

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Crowds and the Timing of Goals and Referee Decisions. Journal of Sports Economics (2023)

Christopher MageeAmy Wolaver

sport economicsreferee decisionseconomicscrowd behavior

Replication Data for: Ghost Games: Crowds, Referee Bias, and Home Advantage in European Football Leagues. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

referee biasreplication datasport managementsport economicsghost gamesstatisticsgame theory

Replication Data for: Whistling Through the Covid-19 Pandemic: Optimism Bias and Political Beliefs in the United States. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

public healthcommunicable diseasespublic health preparednesspublic health ethicsvaccine hesitancycovid-19replication datapublic opinionepidemiologyoptimism biaspolitical psychologycovid-19 pandemicunited statespolitical analysispolitical behavior

The Effect of Gender and Framing on Dictator Decisions With Non-Weird Participants. Open Science Framework (2022)

sex rolestheories of political behaviorsocial sciencesdictator decisionsexperimental social psychologynon-weird participantsgendered contextbehavioral decision makinggender stereotypessocial cognitionpolitical communicationgender diversitysocial biasgendered perceptionsgender studiessocial psychologypolitical behaviorgender inequalitypolitical sciencebiaspolitical psychologypolitical analysishuman decision process

Are Assessed Risks and Optimism Bias Affected by Partisan Information Cues. AEA Randomized Controlled Trials (2021)

partisan information cuespolitical sciencepersuasionpublic opinionbiaspolitical psychologyexperimental social psychologyoptimism bias affectedpolitical analysispolitical communicationpolitical behaviorunconscious biasbehavioral decision makinghuman decision processcognitive bias mitigationare assessed risksbehavioral sciences

Rationality and Risk: Experimental Evidence From CôTe D'Ivoire. Political Psychology (2021)

risk governancerisk managementafrican economycôte d'ivoireeconomicssystemic riskvulnerability

Religion and Charitable Donations: Experimental Evidence From Africa. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (2021)

John A. DocesJack GoldbergAmy Wolaver

philanthropyafrican political economycharitable donationsreligious studiessocial sciencesexperimental evidencesociology of religionafrican american studiesreligionreligious researchscience studiesscientific study of religionafrican development

The Impact of Covid‐19 and Political Identification on Framing Bias in an Infectious Disease Experiment: The Frame Reigns Supreme. Social Science Quarterly (2021)

Amy M. WolaverJohn A. Doces

public healthpolitical sciencecovid-19social sciencesinfectious disease experimentpolitical identification

Priming the Pump: Residential Learning Community Effects on Engagement With Diversity and Participation in High-Impact Practices.. Bucknell Digital Commons (Bucknell University) (2020)

civic engagementlearning environmentscommunity engagementexperiential learningsocial scienceseducationinclusive educationcommunity buildingeducational strategiescommunity environmentscommunity-engaged researchdiverse learnershigh-impact practicescommunity practice education

Are We All Predictably Irrational? an Experimental Analysis. Political Behavior (2019)

John A. DocesAmy Wolaver

rationalitypolitical behaviorirrationalitybehavioral sciences

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Wolaver Amy M

Bucknell University

Affiliations

Bucknell University

Services Of Psychological

NoneWolaver Amy M is currently serving as a Bucknell University faculty at Bucknell University.

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Bucknell University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Crowds and the Timing of Goals and Referee Decisions. Journal of Sports Economics (2023)

Christopher MageeAmy Wolaver

sport economicsreferee decisionseconomicscrowd behavior

Replication Data for: Ghost Games: Crowds, Referee Bias, and Home Advantage in European Football Leagues. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

referee biasreplication datasport managementsport economicsghost gamesstatisticsgame theory

Replication Data for: Whistling Through the Covid-19 Pandemic: Optimism Bias and Political Beliefs in the United States. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

The Effect of Gender and Framing on Dictator Decisions With Non-Weird Participants. Open Science Framework (2022)

Are Assessed Risks and Optimism Bias Affected by Partisan Information Cues. AEA Randomized Controlled Trials (2021)

Rationality and Risk: Experimental Evidence From CôTe D'Ivoire. Political Psychology (2021)

risk governancerisk managementafrican economycôte d'ivoireeconomicssystemic riskvulnerability

Religion and Charitable Donations: Experimental Evidence From Africa. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (2021)

John A. DocesJack GoldbergAmy Wolaver

The Impact of Covid‐19 and Political Identification on Framing Bias in an Infectious Disease Experiment: The Frame Reigns Supreme. Social Science Quarterly (2021)

Amy M. WolaverJohn A. Doces

public healthpolitical sciencecovid-19social sciencesinfectious disease experimentpolitical identification

Priming the Pump: Residential Learning Community Effects on Engagement With Diversity and Participation in High-Impact Practices.. Bucknell Digital Commons (Bucknell University) (2020)

Are We All Predictably Irrational? an Experimental Analysis. Political Behavior (2019)

John A. DocesAmy Wolaver

rationalitypolitical behaviorirrationalitybehavioral sciences

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2
3
10 / page