Arthur Schneider specializes in Behavioral and Experimental Economics, including Game Theory and Bounded Rationality. His research focuses on laboratory and field experiments. In laboratory, he and his students study how competition affects strategic decisions in bargaining games. Their field experiments focus on social norms marketing, race, gender and religious bias in charitable giving, cheating, competence, reversal of preferences, brand bias, as well as perceived levels of confidence and confidence boosters.

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