Models and Experiments in Risk and Rationality presents original contributions to the areas of individual choice, experimental economics, operations and analysis, multiple criteria decision making, market uncertainty, game theory and social choice.

The Psychogenetic Approach to Risk.- Contextual Effects and the Influence of the Frame on Decision Making.- CE-PE Bias and Probability Level: An Anchoring Model of their Interaction.- Non-Additive Probabilities and the Measure of Uncertainty and Risk Aversion: A Proposal.- A Precautionary Tale of Risk Aversion and Prudence.- Embodied Risk: ‘Framing’, Consumption Style and the Deterrence of Crimes of Passion.- Estimation of Expected Utility and Non-Expected Utility Preference Functionals Using Complete Ranking Data.- The ‘Closing In’ Method: An Experimental Tool to Investigate Individual Choice Patterns Under Risk.- Gains and Losses in Nonadditive Expected Utility.- An Outline of My Main Contributions to Risk and Utility Theory: Theory, Experience, and Applications.- Multiattribute Analysis Based on Stochastic Dominance.- Aggregation and Uncertainties in Deliberated Evaluation.- Multicriteria Decision Model and Decision Making Process in an Organization: An Application in Industrial Management.- Expected Profits and Information Under Uncertainty.- Market Preferences Revealed by Prices: Non-Linear Pricing in Slack Markets.- Risk, Time and Financial Decision.- Ambiguity-Aversion and Non-Additive Beliefs in Non-Cooperative Games: Experimental Evidence.- On Regular Composed Tournaments.- Market Games with Asymmetric Information: The Core with Finitely Many States of the World.- Information Transmission in Signalling Games: Confrontation of Different Forward Induction Criteria.