The University of Aberdeen and the Chief Scientist Office of the Scottish Government Health and Social Care Directorates fund the Health Economics Research Unit (HERU). We thank all participants who took part in the study and Pavlos Topalidis for invaluable help with data collection. We thank two anonymous referees for their comments and suggestions that helped improve this article.Peer reviewedPostprintPostprin
In four experiments we used eye-tracking to investigate biases in looking behaviour during visual de...
For many years, economic models have assumed that people make choices by paying full attention to a...
Previous economics literature has explored the role of visual attention on choice in isolation witho...
Although choice experiments (CEs) are widely applied in economics to study choice behaviour, underst...
The University of Aberdeen and the Chief Scientist Office of the Scottish Government Health and Soci...
Choice experiments (CE), involving multi-attribute choices, are increasingly used in economics to va...
Although choice experiments (CEs) are widely applied in economics to study choice behaviour, underst...
Researchers using discrete choice experiments (DCE) are often faced with the difficult decision of s...
Background: The provision of additional information is often assumed to improve consumption decision...
The University of Aberdeen (UoA) and the Chief Scientist Office (CSO) of the Scottish Government Hea...
IntroductionA crucial assumption in health valuation methods is that respondents pay equal attention...
We examine the relationship between visual attention and stated preferences derived from a discrete ...
We asked participants to make simple risky choices while we recorded their eye movements. We built a...
Background: The provision of additional information is often assumed to improve consumption decisi...
Acknowledgements We thank Lukasz Walasek for help in running the experiment and Hemant Passi for hel...
In four experiments we used eye-tracking to investigate biases in looking behaviour during visual de...
For many years, economic models have assumed that people make choices by paying full attention to a...
Previous economics literature has explored the role of visual attention on choice in isolation witho...
Although choice experiments (CEs) are widely applied in economics to study choice behaviour, underst...
The University of Aberdeen and the Chief Scientist Office of the Scottish Government Health and Soci...
Choice experiments (CE), involving multi-attribute choices, are increasingly used in economics to va...
Although choice experiments (CEs) are widely applied in economics to study choice behaviour, underst...
Researchers using discrete choice experiments (DCE) are often faced with the difficult decision of s...
Background: The provision of additional information is often assumed to improve consumption decision...
The University of Aberdeen (UoA) and the Chief Scientist Office (CSO) of the Scottish Government Hea...
IntroductionA crucial assumption in health valuation methods is that respondents pay equal attention...
We examine the relationship between visual attention and stated preferences derived from a discrete ...
We asked participants to make simple risky choices while we recorded their eye movements. We built a...
Background: The provision of additional information is often assumed to improve consumption decisi...
Acknowledgements We thank Lukasz Walasek for help in running the experiment and Hemant Passi for hel...
In four experiments we used eye-tracking to investigate biases in looking behaviour during visual de...
For many years, economic models have assumed that people make choices by paying full attention to a...
Previous economics literature has explored the role of visual attention on choice in isolation witho...