Prague Conference on Behavioral Sciences 2022

May 20, 2022

#PCBS22

Prague Conference on Behavioral Sciences accepts abstracts on experimental research of human decision-making, mainly in economics and psychology. However, abstracts from other behavioral sciences are also welcomed. The conference runs in a hybrid form which means that you can attend it either face-to-face or online.


The PCBS runs from 2017 when we also first awarded (in cooperation with Fondation Maurice Allais) the Allais Memorial Prize in Behavioral Sciences for a contribution to the field of behavioral science. The laureates were Bart J. Wilson (2017), Vernon L. Smith (2018), and Gerd Gigerenzer (2019). In the covid years (20-21), the conference ran online, and the prize was not awarded.


Accepted papers:


Behavioral Public Policy and Objective Wellbeing: Towards a Normative Demarcation of Nudges and Sludges

(Alejandro Hortal)


Behavioral Public Policy in Vaccine Hesitancy: Nudges as a Promising Path to Herd Immunity

(Alejandro Hortal)


Competition for Loyal Customers with Dynamic Spillovers: An Experiment

(Alexander Usvitskiy)


Developing Healthy Eating Behavior at Early Age: An Experimental Study in UAE

(Khusrav Gaibulloev)


Does Framing Affect the Willingness to Pay for Consumption Goods in Realistic Shopping Settings?
(Magdalena Brzozowicz)


Financial Risk or Financial Uncertainty? The Brain and Body Differentiate Between the Two

(Urša Ferjančič)


Gender Differences in Earnings Expectations and Their Role for Major Choice
(Katharina Adler)


Historical Responsibility Drives the Division of Climate Change Mitigation Costs

(Alessandro Del Ponte)

I Don't Like It Because You Do: Partisan Bias in the Perception of Politicians and Public Policy Acceptance
(Artsiom Klunin)


Insensitivity to the Top 1%'s Income
(Barnabas Szaszi)


Lying for Money: An Experiment on Religion Followers

(Bilal Kchouri)


Nudges and Compensation: Evaluating Experimental Evidence on Controlling Rice Straw Burning

(Ajalavat Viriyavipart)


Overconfidence: Are People Careless or Do They Just Care Less?

(Vojtěch Zíka, Dustin Tracy)


Participation in Public Polls: Does Nudge Help?

(Libor Pacovský, Vojtěch Zíka)


Positional Concerns Regarding Consumer Choices

(Kármen Kovács)


Self-Selection and Good Governance

(Zhanar Ashikbayeva)


Slogan Phonetics: Nudging Brains to Remember with Ease

(Stefanos Stasinopoulos)


Strategic Compliance in Inspection Games: Evidence from Lab

(Omer F. Baris)


The Economic and Environmental Effects of Infrastructure Improvements: Evidence from Pakistan's Electricity Sector

(Javed Younas)


Unemployment and Job Seekers' Behavior: Evidence from the United Kingdom
(Chiraz Bejaoui)


Unlearning Investment Biases

(Moritz Mosenhauer)


Who is Nudgeable? Financial Scarcity as a Moderating Factor in a Norm-Nudge's Impact on Financial Decisions

(Pattrapa Vejpattarasiri)

Zero-Price and Consumer Decision Process – An Observation of Consumer Archetypes in Mobile Subscriptions
(Barsha Saha)

Speakers

Urs Fischbacher

University of Konstanz
Germany

Jan Hausfeld

Amsterdam School of Economics
Netherlands

Details

Venue

The conference takes place on the premises of the co-organizer and academic partner, the University of New York in Prague (UNYP), located at address Londýnská 41, Prague. The venue is within walking distance from the city center.

Catering

All fees include coffee breaks with various refreshments, lunch at a nearby restaurant, and a farewell dinner.

Networking

We organize a get-to-know-you dinner on the evening before the conference (May 19). The dinner is not included in the fee.

Housing

We recommend you book your accommodation in the area surrounding the venue. The venue is also accessible by public transportation (metro lines A and C, tram lines 6, 10, 11, 16, 22).

Admissions

Presenter

349.00 EUR

Details

The fee includes a presentation of one paper, coffee breaks, lunch, and farewell dinner.

Discounts *

Student: -100 EUR
Online only: -50 EUR
* discounts can be applied at checkout.

Participant

299.00 EUR

Details

The fee includes coffee breaks, lunch, and farewell dinner.

Discounts *

Student: -100 EUR
Online only: -50 EUR
* discounts can be applied at checkout.

FAQ & Contact

We've put together a list of frequently asked questions. If you can not find what you are looking for, shoot us a message.

  • Yes, we do. If you already collected data, we only require an abstract.

  • Yes. We can send you the letter (original or PDF) after we receive your payment. If your visa application will be rejected, we will send you your money back.

  • Proforma invoice - After registering and filling in your profile, go to "Dashboard", click on "Show" in the respective order, and then click "Get proforma invoice".


    Invoice - Once the event is finished, go to "Dashboard", click on "Show" in the respective order, and then click "Invoice".

    1. You can find them in your proforma invoice.

    3. After registering and filling in your profile, go to "Dashboard", click on "Show"  in the respective order, and then click "Get proforma invoice".

  • In Prague it is Central European Time, so if you will participate online, consider the time difference (depending on the country you are in).

  • The early-bird fee has to be paid until 20 March. If you register before 20 March but don't make the payment until the date, you will then need to pay the regular fee.

  • All payments are final. You can, however, request a refund. All such requests will be considered individually. The full-fee refund is typically approved for severe reasons such as health issues (e.g., quarantine or hospitalization) or family reasons (e.g., funeral). In any case, you need to provide us with an official documents supporting your claim.

  • After you register, we will ask you to send us your abstract via email. It must have a maximum of 1000 characters. We will let you know if we accept it within a day or two.

  • Yes, students from low income and lower-middle income countries can apply for the IAREP fellowship to attend online. For more information please visit:

    cebex.org/posts/iarep-2022-scholarship-for-students-from-low-and-lower-income-countries


    Also, if you want to attend face-to-face, we provide a partial fee reduction to applicants coming from low-income and lower-middle income economies. Please contact us.

  • If you cannot attend face-to-face because of being Covid-19 positive or because of travel restrictions, there are two options you can choose from.


    1) We will send you all your money back.

    2) You will attend online and we will send you the difference between the face-to-face fee and the online fee.


    Regarding the Covid-19, you need to provide us with an official document of a positive test result.

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