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Diego Jorrat. Loyola Andalucía
Dissolving an ambiguous partnership
Joerg Oechssler. University of Heidelberg
Experiment on dilation property with focusing on integrated decision
Wada Ryoko. Keiai University
On the appeal of complexity
Roberto Hernán. Burgundy School of Business
Social information and threshold in collective investment decisions: An experimental study
Cristina Martínez Gómez. Universidad de Jaén
Cooperation in the helping game: A comparison of scoring system
Andrea Marietta Leina. University of East Anglia
Autonomy or Delegation, Libertarianism or Paternalism: What I Like for Myself and What I Like for Others on Pension Savings
Carmen Sainz Villalba. Max Planck Institute
Rights, Duties, and Taboos: The Social Codex of Peer Punishment
Mo’ath Hussien. University of Konstanz
Leniency programs and cartel (in)stability in the lab
Adriana Alventosa. Universidad de Valencia
Group Identity and Strategic Games in the Laboratory
Anna Bayona. ESADE Business School
Markets, social responsibility and identity
Miguel Abellán. Leuphana Uni Lüneburg
Is Trading Hazardous to Your Utility?
Tingyan Jia. University of Leicester
Gender differences in task and performance
Lorenzo Ductor. University of Granada
Explaining the gender gap in university educational choice: Economic preferences and personality traits
Francisca Jiménez. University of Jaén
Can co-leadership positions break the glass ceiling?
Zahra Murad. Uni of Portsmouth, UK
Risk, Ambiguity, and the Gender Gap in Tournament Entry
Mürüvvet Büyükboyacı. Middle East Technical University
Habitual Communication
Konstantinos Ioannidis. University of Cambridge
Is lying always condemnable? The effect of consequences on punishing dishonesty
Juan Francisco Blazquiz Pulido. IMT Lucca and Alicante
Context dependent malleability of norms
Hande Erkut. WZB Berlin Social Science Center
Pay taxes only if others do so? Experimental evidence on the role of social norms in tax evasion
Federico Atzori. University of Cagliari
Reverse Bayesianism: Revising Beliefs in Light of Unforeseen Events
Andis Sofianos. Durham University
Motivated Forecasts: Evidence from the Presidential Elections in Argentina
Diego Marino Fages. Durham University
Misperceptions about non-selfish behaviors: An experiment
Nuria Rodríguez-Priego. Universidad Autónoma Madrid
The Trust Game: Salience, Beliefs, and Social History
Andre Hofmeyr. University of Cape Town
Feedback-dependent Motivated Memory
Zhuokun Liu. Goethe University Frankfurt
How to Build Cathedrals? Using Mental Imagery to Foster Future-Mindedness in Long-Term Decision-Making
Regina Stumpf. University of Konstanz
Cognitive hierarchy and eye-tracking: An experimental study
Luis Camas. University of Alicante
Social Intelligence
Mónica Vasco. Universidad Loyola Andalucía
Behavioural Regularities on Social Preferences
Francesco Bogliacino. University of Bergamo
Just Saying Sorry – The Effect of Apologies on Reintegration after Social Exclusion
Tarek Jaber Lopez. CSIC
The normative permissiveness of political partyism
Luis Miller. CSIC
Intertemporal Altruism and Migrant Generations: Does cultural Integration prevail on religiosity effects?
Yasmin Doghri. University of Rome la Sapienza
Information-signaling in pre-trial bargaining: An experiment
Enya Turrini. Royal Holloway University
The Impact of Framing Effects on Incentivized Creative Performance
Lara Ezquerra Guerra. University o Balearic Islands
Gender identification and stake size effects in the Impunity Game
Mª Aurora García Gallego. Universidad Jaume I
The effect of internal and external audit on ethics: A cheating experiment with scratch lotteries
Guillermo Mateu. University of Valencia
The Effect of Hard and Soft Skills on Sexual Behaviour
Ericka Rascon. CIDE and Middlesex U.
What motives increase blood donation? A field experiment with framing messages
Gabriele Ballicu. University of Cagliari
Impact of Advice on Behavior Change: Experimental Evidence from Children
Mert Gumren. University of Leicester
The effects of reminders on engagement and walking: Evidence from a large scale experiment
Sarah Zaccagni. Aarhus University
SVO and Reciprocity in Environmental Dilemmas
Tatiana Celadin. Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
Economic Institutions Statements May Facilitate Tacit Collusion
Fidel Petros. WZB Berlin and Berlin School of Economics
Green consumption and income inequality
Aldo Gutiérrez Mendieta. Tec de Monterrey
Risk of imminent collective failure alleviates but does not prevent the tragedy of the commons
Ágnes Pintér. UAM
Pay inequality, fairness perceptions, and work effort: Experimental evidence from China
Valeria Galchenko. Universität Konstanz
Accidents, disasters and crises: The effect on citizen perceptions and preferences
Alina Velias. LSE, AUEB
Addressing climate change through institutional mechanisms to build better futures. An experiment in individual production choices and collective sustainable outcomes
Klaudijo Klaser. University of Trento
How does Renewable Energy affect life in Rural Communities? Evidence from a field experiment with Markov process in Honduras
Mª del Pino Ramos Sosa. Universidad Loyola Andalucía
Experimental results on the roommate problem
Elena Molis Bañales. Universidad de Granada
The Goods, the Bads, and the Well-Behaved
Antonio Filippin. Milán
Lab Square: Incubator for Collaborative and Transparent Economic Sciences
Levent Neyse. WZB; DIW Berlin
Congestion management and navigation systems: a lab experiment on individual choices vs delegation
Marco Persichina. University of Rome TOR Vergata
Bank Runs in Large Experimental Banks
Alfonso Rosa García. Universidad Murcia
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The GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA is an entity that is committed to not only offering its clients and users maximum quality in the services it provides, but also in scrupulously complying with current legislation on privacy matters and the internet.
For this reason, through this notice, the information society services provider provides the data that it is obligated to make available to consumers and users pursuant to the provisions of art. 10 of Law 34/2002, of 11 July, on information society services and electronic commerce, and of the European regulations on Personal Data Protection. It will do so in accordance with the following terms:
FIRST. This website is the property of the GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA, with Tax Identification Code G29817301, with registered address at C/ Ejido, s/n, Pabellón de Gobierno de la Universidad de Málaga, 29013, Málaga (Spain), and email address info@fguma.es
The GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA is registered in the Teaching Foundations Registry of the Ministry of Education under number 325.
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The GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA expressly reserves the rights of reproduction, modification, adaptation, public disclosure, maintenance, correction of errors, assignment, sale, rental, loan, and any other intellectual or industrial property right on the content of the website. Exercise of the aforementioned rights is prohibited without its express authorisation.
The creation of a link to another webpage or website on the internet does not in any case imply the GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA’s acceptance or approval of its content or services and as such, it does not accept any responsibility for it.
Whoever proposes creating a link on this website must request the prior approval of its owner. The owner reserves the right to claim possible damages that may be caused by the establishment of this link without the necessary authorisation.
THIRD. Privacy Policy: The GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA has proceeded to comply with the current personal data protection regulations. It has adopted all the necessary technical and organisational measures to guarantee the security of its clients’ and users’ personal data and to prevent their alteration, loss, processing, or unauthorised access to them.
The personal data that may be collected through this website will be processed fairly and lawfully pursuant to the principles and rights included in the Personal Data Protection legislation.
Said data may be incorporated into files that are duly registered with the Spanish Data Protection Agency, which are under the responsibility of the GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA, with the specific purposes that arise from properly carrying out the requested services and for sending communications (including ADVERTISING and newsletter subscription) that may be to their interest and always related to the GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA’s own services.
Your data cannot be transferred to third parties without your consent, with the exceptions established in the law and in the case of processors (if you would like more information about the latter, you may request it from us).
Nevertheless, in order to be able to provide you with the requested services, the following transfers are necessary, which you expressly consent to upon contracting with or making other requests of us:
In order to be able to contract with this entity, you must be of legal age.
We may occasionally request and process sensitive data related to health, food allergies, disabilities, or other information for the organisation of a specific activity, given that without this data, we would not be able to provide the service of interest in the proper conditions. Nevertheless, the purpose of data processing by the GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA is not specifically the collection of this type of information.
You should know that transfers of data to third countries may occur for the organisation of and participation in activities, events, or courses that are held in those countries. That is to say, if you sign up for a course in Málaga that is held in the United States of America (for example), we necessarily have to transfer your data to the local organisers. This transfer is legally based on both your express consent and on article 49.1.b of the General Data Protection Regulation, that is, when the international transfer:
“…is necessary for the performance of a contract between the data subject and the controller or the implementation of pre-contractual measures taken at the data subject’s request.”
In the event that users were provided with the possibility of creating personal access keys—composed of a client code (login) and a password—in order to be able to visit restricted-use areas, they will be the only ones who may use them and, in consequence, will be responsible for all operations performed with said keys.
To this end, the user must select characters that are not easily identifiable and keep them secret. Facilitating, using, attempting to decrypt the access keys of others, or revealing them to other unauthorised persons is considered a severe violation of the norms of use and security. If the user has reasons to believe that his/her key is or may be known by any person who is not authorised to know it, he/she must immediately bring this to the knowledge of the GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA so that he/she may be assigned a new one.
Website users may exercise their rights to access, rectification, erasure, and others related to their data before the GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA through email, the website, letter, or appearing in person at the address indicated at the beginning.
Basic data protection information
| Controller | GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA |
| Purpose | Management of your data to provide services, respond to queries, invoice , and/or send you commercial communications (including your subscription to newsletters). |
| Legal standing | Service provision agreement and the data subject’s consent. Legitimate interest. |
| Recipients | University of Málaga. Cases required by law, processors, entities that necessarily participate in the activities and services. There may be international data transfers. |
| Rights | Access, rectify, and erase data, as well as other rights as explained in the additional information. |
| Additional information | See text below |
Additional information about data protection
FIRST. Who is the controller of your data?
Identity: GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA-Tax Identification Code: G29817301.
Address: C/ Ejido, s/n, Pabellón de Gobierno de la Universidad de Málaga, 29013, Málaga (Spain)
Tel.: (+34) 951 952 640
Email: info@fguma.es
SECOND. For what purpose is your data processed?
Your data will be processed for the purpose of providing you services related to our activity, respond to your queries, invoice you, and also to send you advertising communications about the same matters, including your subscription to newsletters.
The data that are processed are obligatory and must be provided in all cases; on the contrary, the service requested cannot be provided nor can the other purposes indicated be fulfilled.
THIRD. How long will your data be stored?
The personal data provided will be stored whilst the service provision relationship is maintained or whilst the data subject does not request its erasure. Nevertheless, your data will be blocked during the pertinent prescribed time frames in the event there is any liability on our part.
FOURTH. What are the legal grounds for the processing of your data?
The legal grounds for the processing of your data are the execution of the service provision agreement and legitimate interest.
The commercial communications that may be sent by the controller are based on your consent, which you provided expressly and freely and which may be revoked at any time by requesting it.
Your consent may always be revoked; revocation must be expressly communicated.
FIFTH. To which recipients will your data be communicated?
The data will be disclosed—as per the law—to the Public Administrations with competence in this matter and to our processors (if you would like more information on their identities, you may request it from us).
Nevertheless, in order to be able to provide you with the service requested, certain transfers are necessary, which you expressly consent to upon contracting with us. Details on the transfers are described in the preceding paragraphs.
Occasionally, there may be international data transfers based on the place where the requested course, event, or activity takes place, as explained in the preceding paragraphs.
SIXTH. What are your rights upon facilitating your data?
Your rights are those regulated in the European General Data Protection Regulations, that is to say:
SEVENTH. What is the origin of your data?
Your data have been received:
The data that are processed may consist of names, surnames, identity document, telephone numbers, email addresses, addresses, bank information, data on minors, professional curriculum vitae or commercial information, personal characteristics, and possibly sensitive data.
EIGHTH. Data Protection Officer:
The person designated as the Data Protection Officer at the GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA is Ms Rocío García Loreto, with the same address and telephone as said entity and the email address lopd@fguma.es
NINTH. Record of personal data processing activities at the GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA
We have detailed information available to all users on said registry of activities pursuant to article 30.1 of the European General Data Protection Regulation. You can expressly request it via the following address lopd@fguma.es.