John J Murphy
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 681830 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | John J Murphy |
| NOMBRES | John J |
| APELLIDO | Murphy |
| FIRMA | MURPHY J J |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Alaska Anchorage |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5619-5693 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1908 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Social context, framing, and compliance with the law
Development and preliminary validation of the parent version of the Social Emotional Health Survey‐Secondary
The Social and Emotional Health Survey‐Secondary (SEHS‐S) is a widely used self‐report measure of adolescents' strengths and positive mental health. However, the SEHS‐S does not have a proxy (i.e., parent) informant version. A parent form of the SEHS‐S could allow school psychologists to gather additional information about students' strengths for intervention and assessment purposes. The development of this measure included three phases. First, w…
Environmental Health Literacy as Knowing, Feeling, and Believing
This study investigates the relationships between environmental health literacy, the characteristics of people (race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status) associated with health disparities, and people's willingness to engage in protective behaviors against environmental health threats. Environmental health literacy is a framework for capturing the continuum between the knowledge of environmental impacts on public health, and the skills and decis…
An experimental test of fundraising appeals targeting donor and recipient benefits
We partnered with Alaska's Pick.Click.Give. programme to implement a statewide natural field experiment with 540,000 Alaskans designed to examine two of the main motivations for charitable giving: concerns for the benefits to self (impure altruism or 'warm glow') or concerns for the benefits to others (pure altruism). Our empirical results highlight the relative importance of appeals to self: individuals who received such an appeal were 6.6% more…
Sharing as risk pooling in a social dilemma experiment
In rural economies with missing or incomplete markets, idiosyncratic risk is frequently pooled through informal networks. Idiosyncratic shocks, however, are not limited to private goods but can also restrict an individual from partaking in or benefiting from a collective activity. In these situations, a group must decide whether to provide insurance to the affected member. We describe results of a laboratory experiment designed to test whether a …
Advancing the understanding of behavior in social-ecological systems
Janssen, M. A., T. Lindahl, and J. J. Murphy. 2015. Advancing the understanding of behavior in social-ecological systems: results from lab and field experiments. Ecology and Society 20(4):34.http://dx.doi.org/10.5751/ES-08097-200434
Imperfect enforcement of emissions trading and industry welfare
This paper uses laboratory experiments to investigate the performance of emission permit markets when compliance is imperfectly enforced. In particular we examine deviations in observed aggregate payoffs and expected penalties from those derived from a model of riskneutral payoff-maximizing firms. We find that the experimental emissions markets were reasonably efficient at allocating individual emission control choices despite imperfect enforceme…
Behavioral foundations of environmental economics and valuation
Institutional heterogeneity in social dilemma games
A main research focus in many Social Dilemma Games is the suitability of external institutional treatments in inducing socially optimal outcomes. It is likely that participating subjects exhibit unobserved heterogeneity in their reaction to these treatments. This type of “institutional heterogeneity” has to date not found much attention in the experimental literature. We propose a Hierarchical Bayesian estimation framework to highlight these hete…
Does government regulation complement existing community efforts to support cooperation? Evidence from field experiments in Colombia
In this paper we describe a field experiment conducted among mollusk harvesters in a community on the Pacific Coast of Colombia.The experiment is based on a standard linear public good and consists of two stages.In the first stage we compare the ability of monetary and nonmonetary sanctions among community members to increase contributions to the public good.In the second stage we add a government regulation with either a high or low sanction for…
Preferences for government enforcement of a common pool harvest quota
A Meta-analysis of Hypothetical Bias in Stated Preference Valuation
Strategies of Reticence
After the World Broke in Two
The Social Christian Novel
The Varieties of Social Christian Novels The Effect of Social Change on Theology as Represented in the Social Christian Novel The Social Christian Novel as Literature Appendix: Annotated List of Socail Christian Novels Bibliography of Interpretive Works
The Influence of Rhetoric in the Shaping of Great Britain
The Teaching of Latin as a Second Language in the 12th Century
One of the most obvious, yet little studied, facts about Europe of the High Middle ages is that Latin was in all times and all places a foreign language. It had to be learned as an overlay on some other native language like Old French, Irish, or Middle High German. How was this second language acquired? A survey of textbooks and teaching methods indicates that by the 12th-century European schoolmasters had evolved an effective, commonly-used mode…
Demosthenes' on the Crown. A Critical Case Study of a Masterpiece of Ancient Oratory
Pioneers and Caretakers
Visit with Gabrielle Roy
Stone Workers of New Guinea, Past and Present
What Properties Should Be Exempt from Taxation
The question as submitted is one of great scope because it involves the consideration of sources of national, state and local taxation. It is obviously impossible to treat within the scope of a single article of moderate length the various subjects comprised in so wide a field. Free trade and protection, prohibition and license, would be involved in any discussion which attempted to include the entire range of taxation. Personally, I think it can…
Some Effects of Housing Regulation
Franchise Grants in New York City
An experimental test of fundraising appeals targeting donor and recipient benefits
We partnered with Alaska's Pick.Click.Give. programme to implement a statewide natural field experiment with 540,000 Alaskans designed to examine two of the main motivations for charitable giving: concerns for the benefits to self (impure altruism or 'warm glow') or concerns for the benefits to others (pure altruism). Our empirical results highlight the relative importance of appeals to self: individuals who received such an appeal were 6.6% more…
Advancing the understanding of behavior in social-ecological systems
Janssen, M. A., T. Lindahl, and J. J. Murphy. 2015. Advancing the understanding of behavior in social-ecological systems: results from lab and field experiments. Ecology and Society 20(4):34.http://dx.doi.org/10.5751/ES-08097-200434
Sharing as risk pooling in a social dilemma experiment
In rural economies with missing or incomplete markets, idiosyncratic risk is frequently pooled through informal networks. Idiosyncratic shocks, however, are not limited to private goods but can also restrict an individual from partaking in or benefiting from a collective activity. In these situations, a group must decide whether to provide insurance to the affected member. We describe results of a laboratory experiment designed to test whether a …
Preferences for government enforcement of a common pool harvest quota
Franchise Grants in New York City
Some Effects of Housing Regulation
What Properties Should Be Exempt from Taxation
The question as submitted is one of great scope because it involves the consideration of sources of national, state and local taxation. It is obviously impossible to treat within the scope of a single article of moderate length the various subjects comprised in so wide a field. Free trade and protection, prohibition and license, would be involved in any discussion which attempted to include the entire range of taxation. Personally, I think it can…
Stone Workers of New Guinea, Past and Present
Visit with Gabrielle Roy
Pioneers and Caretakers
Demosthenes' on the Crown. A Critical Case Study of a Masterpiece of Ancient Oratory
The Teaching of Latin as a Second Language in the 12th Century
One of the most obvious, yet little studied, facts about Europe of the High Middle ages is that Latin was in all times and all places a foreign language. It had to be learned as an overlay on some other native language like Old French, Irish, or Middle High German. How was this second language acquired? A survey of textbooks and teaching methods indicates that by the 12th-century European schoolmasters had evolved an effective, commonly-used mode…
The Influence of Rhetoric in the Shaping of Great Britain
The Social Christian Novel
The Varieties of Social Christian Novels The Effect of Social Change on Theology as Represented in the Social Christian Novel The Social Christian Novel as Literature Appendix: Annotated List of Socail Christian Novels Bibliography of Interpretive Works
Strategies of Reticence
After the World Broke in Two
A Meta-analysis of Hypothetical Bias in Stated Preference Valuation
Preferences for government enforcement of a common pool harvest quota
Imperfect enforcement of emissions trading and industry welfare
This paper uses laboratory experiments to investigate the performance of emission permit markets when compliance is imperfectly enforced. In particular we examine deviations in observed aggregate payoffs and expected penalties from those derived from a model of riskneutral payoff-maximizing firms. We find that the experimental emissions markets were reasonably efficient at allocating individual emission control choices despite imperfect enforceme…
Behavioral foundations of environmental economics and valuation
Institutional heterogeneity in social dilemma games
A main research focus in many Social Dilemma Games is the suitability of external institutional treatments in inducing socially optimal outcomes. It is likely that participating subjects exhibit unobserved heterogeneity in their reaction to these treatments. This type of “institutional heterogeneity” has to date not found much attention in the experimental literature. We propose a Hierarchical Bayesian estimation framework to highlight these hete…
Does government regulation complement existing community efforts to support cooperation? Evidence from field experiments in Colombia
In this paper we describe a field experiment conducted among mollusk harvesters in a community on the Pacific Coast of Colombia.The experiment is based on a standard linear public good and consists of two stages.In the first stage we compare the ability of monetary and nonmonetary sanctions among community members to increase contributions to the public good.In the second stage we add a government regulation with either a high or low sanction for…
Sharing as risk pooling in a social dilemma experiment
In rural economies with missing or incomplete markets, idiosyncratic risk is frequently pooled through informal networks. Idiosyncratic shocks, however, are not limited to private goods but can also restrict an individual from partaking in or benefiting from a collective activity. In these situations, a group must decide whether to provide insurance to the affected member. We describe results of a laboratory experiment designed to test whether a …
Advancing the understanding of behavior in social-ecological systems
Janssen, M. A., T. Lindahl, and J. J. Murphy. 2015. Advancing the understanding of behavior in social-ecological systems: results from lab and field experiments. Ecology and Society 20(4):34.http://dx.doi.org/10.5751/ES-08097-200434
An experimental test of fundraising appeals targeting donor and recipient benefits
We partnered with Alaska's Pick.Click.Give. programme to implement a statewide natural field experiment with 540,000 Alaskans designed to examine two of the main motivations for charitable giving: concerns for the benefits to self (impure altruism or 'warm glow') or concerns for the benefits to others (pure altruism). Our empirical results highlight the relative importance of appeals to self: individuals who received such an appeal were 6.6% more…
Environmental Health Literacy as Knowing, Feeling, and Believing
This study investigates the relationships between environmental health literacy, the characteristics of people (race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status) associated with health disparities, and people's willingness to engage in protective behaviors against environmental health threats. Environmental health literacy is a framework for capturing the continuum between the knowledge of environmental impacts on public health, and the skills and decis…
Development and preliminary validation of the parent version of the Social Emotional Health Survey‐Secondary
The Social and Emotional Health Survey‐Secondary (SEHS‐S) is a widely used self‐report measure of adolescents' strengths and positive mental health. However, the SEHS‐S does not have a proxy (i.e., parent) informant version. A parent form of the SEHS‐S could allow school psychologists to gather additional information about students' strengths for intervention and assessment purposes. The development of this measure included three phases. First, w…
Social context, framing, and compliance with the law
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