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Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP260104842 [ 2026-01-01 - 2028-12-31 ]

Research Grant

[Cite as https://purl.org/au-research/grants/arc/DP260104842]

Researchers: Daniel Bennett (Chief Investigator) ,  Verdejo-Garcia, Antonio (Chief Investigator) ,  Elliot Ludvig (Partner Investigator) ,  Lucy Albertella (Partner Investigator) ,  Lukasz Walasek (Partner Investigator)

Brief description Take the money and run: understanding decisions to cash out of a risky bet. In recent years, the advent of smartphone and internet gambling has dramatically changed the gambling products that are available to consumers. Present-day gambling involves decisions that are far more dynamic and immersive than the static and slow-paced gambling decisions traditionally studied in cognitive psychology, and current cognitive theories are therefore of limited use in explaining contemporary gambling decisions. This project we will develop a novel research paradigm that yields fine-grained behavioural data on how people make decisions when faced with contemporary gambling products. Our specific focus is on constructing a theoretical framework for understanding the widespread ‘instant cash out’ feature of contemporary gambling.

Funding Amount $653,882

Funding Scheme Discovery Projects

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ACN 633 798 857