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David ButlerProfessor, Economics and Finance Group Murdoch University SUMMARYDavid Butler studied for his Bachelor and Masters degrees at the University of York, UK, and obtained his PhD from UWA. He has previously taught at UWA and the University of Arizona. His research interests are in experimental economics, decision theory and behavioural game theory. He is a former President of the WA branch of the Australian Economic Society. His research integrates techniques from such disciplines as experimental and cognitive psychology, evolutionary theory and philosophy into experimental economics research and behavioural game theory. Particular research interests include consequences of imprecise preferences and pro social behaviour in experimental games. His teaching includes a behavioural economics class for public policy students.
Experimental Economics Game Theory
ADDITIONAL INFORMATIOND.Butler@murdoch.edu.au More information on David Butler is available on the Murdoch University website. Dr Adrian CamilleriLecturer, Marketing Australian National University SUMMARYDr Adrian Camilleri is a consumer psychologist who uses experimental methods to understand, explain, and predict how people make judgments and decisions. Through his research, he attempts to understand how people’s choices are influenced by the way that information is presented and reveal what information formats produce the best choices. Adrian’s research interests include: human judgment and decision making; consumer behaviour; decisions made under risk and uncertainty; behavioural economics; managerial decision making; sustainable decision making. KEY WORDS (POLICY AREAS AND METHODOLOGY EXPERTISE)Consumer Behaviour Energy
Environment Field Experiments Financial Decision Making Gambling
Lab Experiments Labelling Motivation and Goals Surveys
ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONadrian.camilleri@rmit.edu.au More information on Dr Adrian Camilleri’s personal website. Dr Swee-Hoon ChuahSenior Lecturer, Economics (Experimental Methods) SUMMARYDr Swee Hoon Chuah is a senior lecturer in Economics (Experimental Methods) at RMIT University. Her research interest is in cross cultural experimental economics where she investigates the impact of cultural variables such as race and religion on economic behaviour. For example, her research has found that religiosity and fundamentalism have no direct effect on intergroup cooperation, but they amplify racial and religious intergroup effects, and that religion operates indirectly through social identities and religious affiliation, which are used as a basis for discrimination. She also uses experiments to study behaviour relating to influence and persuasion in online environments.
KEY WORDS (POLICY AREAS AND METHODOLOGY EXPERTISE)Cross Cultural Experimental Economics Discrimination Social Identity Social Influence and Persuasion in Online Environments ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONsweehoon.chuah@rmit.edu.au More information on Dr Swee-Hoon Chuah is available on the RMIT University website. Peter CreedProfessor, School of Applied Psychology Griffith University SUMMARYPeter’s research areas are career and organisational psychology, with particular interests in goal setting and self regulation. He is working with PhD students researching career compromise, career calling, self regulation and organisational fit, family influences on career development, and work life balance. Recent projects were a national, longitudinal study of career decision making and choice in Australian medical students and an evaluation of the career development of youth in State care. He is a member of GU’s Behavioural Basis of Health Research Centre. KEY WORDS (POLICY AREAS AND METHODOLOGY EXPERTISE)Career and Organisational Psychology Goal Setting Occupational Wellbeing Psychometrics Self Regulatory Processes Unemployment ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONp.creed@griffith.edu.au More information on Peter Creed is available on the Griffith University website. Dr Jim CurtisSenior Research Fellow, BehaviourWorks Monash University SUMMARYDr Jim Curtis is a Senior Research Fellow at BehaviourWorks Australia, Monash University. His research focuses on using multiple disciplines to understand individual and organisational behaviour in policy areas such as energy efficiency, waste reduction, environmental protection, climate change, and environmental education. This has included working closely with target audiences such as low income households, schools, SMEs, environmental compliance officers, farmers, building facility managers, landfill operators, energy auditors, and government program teams. Jim is also interested in bringing together the complementary contributions of scientific research, practical implementation knowledge, and political judgement to inform the realisation and adaptation of behaviour change programs.
KEY WORDS (POLICY AREAS AND METHODOLOGY EXPERTISE)Climate Change Energy
Environmental Protection Sustainability Waste
ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONjames.curtis@monash.edu More information on Dr Jim Curtis is available on the Monash University website. Mark DodgsonDIRECTOR, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT CENTRE, UQ BUSINESS SCHOOL SUMMARYProfessor Dodgson’s research interests are in the areas of corporate strategies and government policies for technology and innovation. His focus is on how the innovation process is changing, and what this means for firms, governments and research organizations. Other research interests include studying the role of science in services innovation; innovation in cities; the consumption of innovation; dynamic social networks; innovation in complex projects; theory of innovation policy; and the life of Josiah Wedgwood (1730 1795). KEY WORDS (POLICY AREAS AND METHODOLOGY EXPERTISE)Corporate Strategies for Innovation Social Networks Technology and Innovation
ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONm.dodgson@business.uq.edu.au More information on Mark Dodgson is available on the University of Queensland website. Yüklə 11,29 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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