attach_money Behavioral Economics

Behavioral economics studies the effects of psychological, cognitive, emotional, cultural and social factors on the decisions of individuals and institutions and how those decisions vary from those implied by classical economic theory. Most of these quizzes are based on the books by the best selling behavioral economist Dan Ariely.

Money

QuizAltruism	DifficultyVery hard	DescriptionQuestions from studies on the Dictator and Ultimatum games.
QuizDifficult Choices	DifficultyMedium	DescriptionWill fewer choices lead to better decisions? Do random numbers influence our bidding price? Does something offered for free confuse our optimal decision-making? And other questions based on Dan Ariely's books.
QuizRelative Values	DifficultyMedium	DescriptionDo people overvalue what they have built themselves? And other questions based on Dan Ariely's books.
QuizRewards & Bonuses	DifficultyHard	DescriptionDo bonuses lead to better performances? What was the effect of performing in public? And other questions based on Dan Ariely's books.

Social Norms

QuizSocial Norms	DifficultyMedium	DescriptionDoes thinking about money make you more individualistic? Does thinking about money make you less helpful? And other questions based on Dan Ariely's books.
QuizOrdering Food & Beverages	DifficultyHard	DescriptionWould a nicer environment make you pay more for a coffee? Does information taint your tasting experiences? Does ordering beer in public vs. in private make a difference? And other questions on our eating and drinking habits.
QuizOrdering Food & Beverages II	DifficultyVery easy	DescriptionDo you like stale popcorn? Do you eat more if you are served larger portions? And other questions on our eating and drinking habits.

Others

QuizRevenge	DifficultyHard	DescriptionWould people take a personal loss to exact revenge? Questions about revenge from the Ultimate game and other related studies.
QuizRewards, Punishment & Happiness	DifficultyMedium	DescriptionDo you work harder if you work for money?