PUBLICATIONS
J. Braxton Gately (2023), "At Least I Tried: Partial Willful Ignorance, Information Acquisition, and Social Preferences", Review of Behavioral Economics: Vol. 10: No. 3, pp 163-187. http://dx.doi.org/10.1561/105.00000167
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"Post-Play Communication of Emotions Facilitates Prosociality and Cooperation" (with Abdelaziz Alsharawy)
Forthcoming, Frontiers in Behavioral Economics
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WORKING PAPERS
Underlined titles link to SSRN postings.
Behind the Veil of Ambiguity: Decision-Making under Social and Non-Social Sources of Uncertainty (with Nina Lauharatanahirun and Jason A. Aimone).
Revise and Resubmit
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How Far I'll Go: Coordination among Disparate Types (with Mir Adnan Mahmood and Ashley McCrea)
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Forced Experimentation (with Stanton Hudja and Daniel Woods)
Draft Available on Stanton Hudja's Website
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WORK IN PROGRESS
Betrayal Aversion and Political Science ( with Pervesh Anthwal, Jason A. Aimone, and Sheryl Ball)
Nobody Lives Here: Willful Ignorance and Property Rights in Dictator Games
E Pluribus Unum: Repeated Multilevel Public Goods and Identity (with Peter J. McGee)
Is No News Good News? Motivated Reasoning on Charitable Giving (with Jessica White)
Paved with Good Intentions: Information Acquisition and Group Identity in Public Goods Games
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Strangers Like Me: Does Group Affiliation Serve as a Noisy Signal of Agents’ Types? (with Ashley McCrea and Kushal Lamichhane)