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2019 International Convention of Psychological Science

Monetary Intelligence: Love of Money, Risk-Taking, Unethical Behavior, and Happiness (Part I)

Friday, March 8, 2019 · Paris, France

Behavioral Economics

We explore how power influences decision-making. Holistic thinking may improve risk-taking perceptions and reduce risk-taking behaviors. Unethical subordinates ingratiate their supervisors to leverage supervisors’ favoritism. Non-avaricious city dwellers had higher stock happiness than country dwellers because volatility of the stock index had little impact on the former during financial crisis.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Thomas TangChair
    Middle Tennessee State University

Presentations

  1. Kleptocracy: Congo Politicians’ Relentless Pursuit of Money Results in Poverty and Economic FailureRichard Mpoyi
  2. Holistic Thinking Promotes Risk Perceptions and Curbs Risk Behaviors: Culture and GenderJingqiu Chen, Thomas Tang, ChaoRong Wu
  3. How Do Unethical Supervisors Inadvertently Inspire Subordinate Dishonesty? Subordinate Ingratiation and Supervisor FavoritismXiaochen Wang, Yingzhen Zhao, Thomas Tang, Xinjie Gao
  4. Aspiration (Love of Money), Stock Volatility, and Stock Happiness Among City and Country Dwellers—a Longitudinal Study Ningyu Tang, Jingqiu Chen, Zhen Li, Thomas Tang