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Using Heart Rate Variability measurements to identify the effects of stress on decision making [ 2008-10-03 - 2012-12-31 ]

Research Grant

[Cite as https://purl.org/au-research/grants/arc/LP0884074]

Researchers: Professor Benno Torgler (Chief Investigator) ,  Professor Cameron Newton (Chief Investigator) ,  Uwe Dulleck (Chief Investigator)

Brief description Using Heart Rate Variability measurements to identify the effects of stress on decision making. Rationality and the willingness to cooperate is an important aspect of human decision making. Research shows that certain decisions not only cause stress but are also affected by it. Using modern mobile heart rate monitors, we are able to measure causes and consequences of stress in a controlled and natural environment. This research will help to provide better workplace environments by helping to design better organisations, decreasing the probability of workplace accidents, and advising employees how to better use their talents. This research also helps put Australia on the forefront of modern economic research that aims to open the ultimate "black box" of human decision making.

Funding Amount $188,342

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