Dedicated laboratory
CEEL runs on an autonomous local network with 28 identical computer stations, physically separated and supervised from a dedicated control desk.
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CEEL’s experimental program combines interdisciplinary research, dedicated infrastructure, methodological support, and advanced training in economics and the social sciences.
CEEL’s experimental program aims to improve the understanding of how human cognition affects economic behavior through laboratory methodologies. The program is interdisciplinary, involving economics, cognitive psychology, and organizational studies.
The laboratory also develops research-training opportunities through workshops, fellowships, links with national and international doctoral programs, and support for the design of new experimental studies.
CEEL further works on transferring experimental findings to the design of economic institutions and organizational policies, across lab, online, and field-based studies.
CEEL runs on an autonomous local network with 28 identical computer stations, physically separated and supervised from a dedicated control desk.
Data are collected through z-Tree, o-Tree, and custom software developed to fit individual project requirements and the technical management of sessions.
The lab can also run studies measuring electrodermal activity through 12 BIOPAC MP 160 stations.
CEEL supports protocol design, pilot testing, session organization, and the operational implementation of experimental and behavioral studies.
Research on institutions, organizations, and norms through experiments, as well as social preferences, ethics, cooperation, reciprocity, and group dynamics.
Analysis of the cognitive processes behind economic decisions, consumer choice, trust, and the evaluation of public goods and public policies.
Research on pro-social behavior in financial markets, perceptions of time and risk, investment decisions, tax evasion, and compliance mechanisms.
Workshops, seminars, teaching applications, and collaborations that transfer experimental methods and findings to students and the broader research community.
CEEL workshop, June 5-6, 2008, Trento.
CEEL workshop, January 26-27, 2007, Rovereto.
CEEL workshop, May 29-30, 2006, Trento.
The dedicated page gathers a selection of CEEL Working Papers drawn from the laboratory’s historical archive.
Go to Working papers and publicationsFor information on the participant pool and upcoming experimental sessions, visit the dedicated page.
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