Ben R. Newell is affiliated with the University of New South Wales in Australia. Their research centers on decision-making processes and behavioral economics with notable work spanning multiple subfields such as general decision sciences, sociology and political science, applied psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and economics and econometrics.
The scientist has contributed extensively to studies involving decision-making and behavioral economics, behavioral health and interventions, financial literacy, pension and retirement analysis, climate change communication and perception, neural and behavioral psychology studies, economic and environmental valuation, and housing market and economics.
Some of the recent papers authored by or involving Ben R. Newell include:
Frequent co-authors in their collaborative work include:
Ben R. Newell has published multiple articles in well-established venues. The most frequent publication outlets are:
The academic contributions also include book publications through respected publishers. These books are:
Overall, their research covers a breadth of topics that intersect behavioral sciences, economics, and psychology through multidisciplinary approaches, reflecting a broad engagement with decision sciences and its applications in health, environment, and financial behavior.
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Branka Spehar;Colin W.G. Clifford;Ben R. Newell;Richard P. Taylor
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David A. Lagnado;Ben R. Newell;Steven Kahan;David R. Shanks
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