Brian Jabarian is the Howard and Nancy Marks Principal Researcher at Chicago Booth Business School
Through behavioral and experimental economic methods, Brian explores behaviors through these three intertwined perspectives: Mental Models : contingent reasoning; critical thinking; perception and experience. Human-Technology Interaction: how to integrate emergent technologies in behavioral sciences and how to use behavioral sciences to study human-technology interaction. Complexity and Knowledge: scientific methods, knowledge, understanding; ambiguity and uncertainty.
Working Papers
Critical Thinking and Storytelling
with Elia Sartori
pdf | knowledge studio | AIA Two-Ball Ellsberg Paradox
with Simon Lazarus
pdf | knowledge studio
CESifo w10745The Virtues of Lab Experiments
with Gary Charness, James Cox, Catherine Eckel, Charles Holt
pdf | knowledge studio
CESifo w10796
Under ReviewGeneration Next: Experimentation with AI
with Gary Charness, John List
pdf | knowledge studio
NBER w31679
Under Review
Other Writings
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The Virtues of Lab Experiments
with Gary Charness, James Cox, Catherine Eckel, Charles Holt
Revision in ProgressGeneration Next: Experimentation with AI
with Gary Charness, John List
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The Moral Burden of Ambiguity: A Two-Ball Ellsberg Experiment, PEA Soup, P&PA Discussion Series, 2019, invited by Alex Voorhoeve, Thomas Rowe, David Faraci
Divine Luck, Moral Uncertainty, and the Book of Job, Working Paper, 2017
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Decision Under Normative Uncertainty, Economics and Philosophy, 2022, with Franz Dietrich
Axiomatics Foundation of Normative Uncertainty, Working Paper, 2020 [accessible on request], with Franz Dietrich
The Risk Attitude Under Normative Uncertainty, Working Paper, 2020 [accessible on request], with Franz Dietrich
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Twitter Thread
World Economic Forum
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VoxEU
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