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1. theirf.org › behavioral-economics-nudge-guideUsing Behavioral Economics Insights in Incentives, Rewards ...

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   This paper offers a concise guide to applied behavioral economics in the incentives, rewards, and recognition field. Behavioral economics is difficult to define. It combines much from several disciplines, including the fields of traditional economics, social psychology, and neuroscience.

2. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullRecognising recognition: Self-other dynamics in everyday ...

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   Jun 22, 2022 · In bringing the concept of recognition to social psychology, this paper argues that we can better understand the ways in which identification and belonging become entangled with power struggles and expressions of agency thus highlighting its dialogical nature.

3. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullA new definition of and role for preferences in positive ...

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   Feb 10, 2017 · Introduction. Preferences are at the core of economics. Economists claim it to be part of their success in truthfully predicting and explaining (aspects of) economic phenomena (positive economics) and analyzing the desirability of specific policies and institutions (normative economics).

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4. www.frontiersin.org › journals › psychologyThe recognition heuristic: a review of theory and tests

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   Jul 4, 2011 · We review research addressing four key aspects of the recognition heuristic: (a) that recognition is often an ecologically valid cue; (b) that people often follow recognition when making inferences; (c) that recognition supersedes further cue knowledge; (d) that its use can produce the less-is-more effect – the phenomenon that lesser states ...

5. link.springer.com › chapter › 10What is Happiness? Why is Happiness Important? | SpringerLink

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   Dec 4, 2021 · Over the past century or so, both psychology and economics has gone through the anti-subjectivism revolution (behaviorism in psychology and ordinalism in economics) but has come back to largely accept subjectivism (cognitive psychology and recent interest of economists on happiness issues).

6. library.fiveable.me › key-terms › psychology-ofProblem Recognition - (Psychology of Economic Decision-Making ...

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   Definition. Problem recognition is the initial stage in the consumer decision-making process where an individual identifies a discrepancy between their current state and a desired state, prompting the need for a solution.

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   Is recognition a concept?

   • The contributions to this issue, including our own, illustrate the value of acknowledging and engaging with recognition as a concept by articulating how recognition informs our conceptualisation of the world, and the people within it.

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   Is recognition a social concept?

   • A key contribution of the papers in this issue is that they all illustrate how recognition is both individual and social, and as a theoretical and empirical concept it interlinks with concerns about power, legitimacy, agency.

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   Is recognition a process?

   • Taken together the papers make clear the inherent complexity in grappling with recognition as a process that plays out both in introspective and interpersonal situations, but also on larger scales, between groups, ideologies and in interactions with institutionalised practices.

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   Is recognition a person?

   • In discussing recognition as a person, Ikäheimo echoes somes of the existing work on social psychology on dehumanisation, illustrating how social harms towards others are to some extent driven by an inability to recognize them as ‘fellow’ human beings.

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   Why is recognition important in social psychology?

   • Importantly, this research highlights the inherently dialogical nature of recognition (echoing the work of Honneth and others), whereby it reflects the fundamentally interactive processes between self and other and, in doing so, allows for a theoretical re-centring of the role of others within social psychological research (Amer, 2020 ).

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   Why is recognition important?

   • In this way, recognition equips us with the theoretical and procedural tools to be able to emphasise this dialogicality. While these acts of agency do not guarantee changing self-other relations, they become important for creating opportunities and possibilities for both political and social change.

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8. link.springer.com › chapter › 10The Economics of Happiness - SpringerLink

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   Feb 6, 2018 · In the economics of happiness , the term “well-being” is used more broadly than in traditional economics, and covers three different concepts: (1) emotional happiness, (2) life satisfaction, and (3) eudaimonia.