Maximilian Maier
@maxmaier.bsky.social
Assistant Professor in Behavioural Science at Warwick Business School | Decision-making, applied statistics, & meta-analysis | Open science | Previously @EP_UCL, @ResMaPsychology
I was just trying to download some replication files from Management Science and came across this highly unusual policy! This seems very problematic as it would allow the journal to reject any work scrutinising the paper completely at their discretion, without possibility of submitting elsewhere.
December 20, 2025 at 9:54 AM
I was just trying to download some replication files from Management Science and came across this highly unusual policy! This seems very problematic as it would allow the journal to reject any work scrutinising the paper completely at their discretion, without possibility of submitting elsewhere.
Happy to share that I passed my viva yesterday without corrections and will start as Assistant Professor at Warwick Business School on 1st of August - I look forward to the next chapter at Warwick and to building new collaborations with the exceptional colleagues there!
July 22, 2025 at 12:59 PM
Happy to share that I passed my viva yesterday without corrections and will start as Assistant Professor at Warwick Business School on 1st of August - I look forward to the next chapter at Warwick and to building new collaborations with the exceptional colleagues there!
We derive optimal strategies for three different types of extinction and near-extinction events and compare them to participants' choices in three experiments. We also use a (dependent) mixture model to describe strategies on an individual level.
January 24, 2025 at 4:42 PM
We derive optimal strategies for three different types of extinction and near-extinction events and compare them to participants' choices in three experiments. We also use a (dependent) mixture model to describe strategies on an individual level.
People often need to make decisions that involve risks with irrecoverable losses. To study these types of decisions, we developed a new task in which participants lose their (entire) bonus pay when drawing an extinction option.
January 24, 2025 at 4:42 PM
People often need to make decisions that involve risks with irrecoverable losses. To study these types of decisions, we developed a new task in which participants lose their (entire) bonus pay when drawing an extinction option.
We derive optimal strategies for three different types of extinction and near-extinction events and compare them to participants' choices in three experiments. We also use a (dependent) mixture model to describe strategies on an individual level.
January 24, 2025 at 4:31 PM
We derive optimal strategies for three different types of extinction and near-extinction events and compare them to participants' choices in three experiments. We also use a (dependent) mixture model to describe strategies on an individual level.