14th BEEN Meeting Programme

25th September 2025

Location:
Department of Economics and Business. Via Sant’Ignazio da Laconi, 78.

13:30 – 14:00: Registration
Room Emilio Lussu (ex Aula B)

14:00 – 14:10: Institutional Greetings and introduction by Vittorio Pelligra & Andrea Isoni.
Room Emilio Lussu (ex Aula B)

14:10-15:50: Session 1 (Room Emilio Lussu (ex Aula B)) + Session 2 (Room 2)

15:50 – 16:50: Uri Gneezy ~ Keynote Speech (Room Emilio Lussu (ex Aula B))
Talk: High Stakes.

16:50 – 17:20: Coffee Break

17:20 – 18:40: Session 3 (Room Emilio Lussu) + Session 4 (Room 2)

18:50: Departure for dinner destination

19:00 – 22:00: Social Dinner
Transportation to the location of the social dinner will be provided by the organization.

26th September 2025

Location:
Cittadella dei Musei. Piazza Arsenale, 1.

8:40 – 10:20: Session 5 (Room “Coroneo”) and Session 6 (Room “Rossa”)

10:20 – 10:50: Coffee Break

10:50 – 11:50: Nicolas Jacquemet ~ Keynote Speech (Room “Coroneo”)
Talk: The malleability of social expectations: (some) experimental evidence and policy implications.

11:50 – 13:30: Session 7 (Room “Coroneo”) + Session 8 (Room “Rossa”)

13:30: Farewell

Session 1 (Room Emilio Lussu (ex Aula B))

• Federica Maria Raiti. Social Cohesion and Climate Change Exposure: An Experimental Analysis from Small-Scale Societies in Papua New Guinea.
• Gabriel Bontemps. Reference Updating and Adaptive Behaviour under Inflation Shocks: Experimental Evidence with Narrative and Network Treatments.
• Luca Congiu. Framing Allais: Is the Paradox Robust to the Pictorial Framing of Lotteries?
• Vasudha Chopra. Battle or Bargain? Experimental evidence on conflict and compromise.
• Hakan Ozyilmaz. Two-Sided Financial Technology Underadoption.

Session 2 (Room 2)

• Anna Veri. Waiting Instead of Working: Experimental Evidence on Willingness to Work after Delayed Task Access.
• Vojtech Bartos. The Color of Knowledge: Impacts of Tutor Race on Learning and Performance.
• Gianpietro Sgaramella. Boosting deliberation to promote self-directed pro-environmental behavior change in consumers: an online experiment.
• Claudio Deiana. Addictive Consumption, Imperfect Substitutes and Self Control: A Model and an Application to Slot Machines.

Session 3 (Room Emilio Lussu (ex Aula B))

• Daniel Martinez Felip. From disapproval to social exclusion: the endogenous formation of social incentives for collectively beneficial behaviours.
• Indigo Jones. Medical Deserts and Healthcare Worker Location Incentives: In Search of a Solution that Scales.
• Shaye Hopkins. Dialogues on Democracy: AI Conversations Reduce Inaccurate Election Denial Beliefs.
• Mariana Videira. Measuring Preferences for Non-Use: A DCE Approach to Missed Healthcare Appointments.

Session 4 (Room 2)

• Anna Conte. Grasp All, Lose All: Information Overload under Ambiguity.
• Yasmin Doghri. Who’s “Us”? In-Group Framing and Prosocial Behavior in a Minority Setting.
• Robin Scheuch. Weak Enforcement and Social Norms: A Laboratory Experiment on Tax Evasion.
• Cristiana Angelini. GAMEDON: Ludo-educational policies for the promotion of blood and plasma donation.

Session 5 (Room “Coroneo”)

• Valeria Maggian. “I Challenge You!” Competition and Gender in a TV game show. 
• Danae Arroyos-Calvera. Competition and Empathy.
• Milos Fisar. Rewarding Investments in Innovation Through Auctions.
• Alessandro Cunsolo. Experimental investigation of the redistributive preferences between Northern and Southern Italians.
• Natalia Montinari. Family, Gender, and Ideology: How Neoconservative Framing Shapes Fertility Choices-Experimental Evidence from a Representative Sample of Young Italians.

Session 6 (Room “Rossa”)

• Agne Kajackaite. Demand for conspiracy theories.
• Despoina Alempaki. Narratives, Actions, and Impact on Dishonesty.
• Florens Constantijn Pfann. Addressing the ‘Lemons’ Problem: Quality Uncertainty in the Battery Engine Vehicle Era.
• Andrea Marietta Leina. Pluralistic Ignorance and Sustainable Mobility.
• Juan Francisco Blazquiz Pulido. Unlocking strategic sophistication: How partners shape learning and transfer.

Session 7 (Room “Coroneo”)

• Alessandro Salis. Behavioral Lock-in and Environmental Restoration: How Past Exploitation Shapes Future Cooperation.
• Enrica Carbone. An experimental investigation of the Italian North-South divide in cooperation and redistributive preferences.
• Katharina Werner. The impact of gender information on hiring decisions based on self-set performance targets.
• Chiara Gastaldi. Rewiring the Code: AI-Powered Gender Role Models and STEM Aspirations – Evidence from a School-Based Randomized Controlled Trial.
• Benedicta Hermanns. Risk and Prosociality: Can Experimental Decisions Predict Health Behavior?

Session 8 (Room “Rossa”)

• Paolo Crosetto. Are Biases in Longevity Beliefs Elicitation an Artifact? Eliciting Full Distribution with Visual Support Reduces Biases.
• Filippo Pavesi. Cultural Consumption, Social Context, and Pro-environmental Behavior.
• Irene Locci. Rule-following as a Signal of Trustworthiness.
• Salvatore Guido Alessandro De Marco. AI-Augmented Decision-Making: Does ChatGPT Increase or Decrease Prosocial Behaviour?
• Evangelos Mourelatos. Can AI Bridge the Gender Gap in Competitiveness?