Robert Hoffmann
Biographic Data
| ID | 3702052 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert Hoffmann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert |
| FAMILY NAME | Hoffmann |
| SIGNATURE | HOFFMANN R |
| AFFILIATIONS | RMIT University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7763-4392 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Environment, land use, and archaeology in the north-central German Lower Mountain Range during the Younger and Late Neolithic: The sediment profile of Körbecker Bruch (Warburger Börde, eastern Westpha…
Palynological, macroremain, and sedimentological analyses of a well-dated, high-resolution sediment profile from the Körbecker Bruch have enabled a detailed reconstruction of the land-use history in a fertile loess landscape during the Younger and the Late Neolithic. The results indicate that already around 4700 cal. BCE, agriculture, animal husbandry, and slash-and-burn techniques, as elements of the subsistence economy, had significantly shaped…
Do White Saviour perceptions reduce charitable giving? Evidence from five online studies
International aid charities face a dilemma by virtue of the White Saviour: Appeal photos of Caucasian helpers in Global South settings can build a bridge to donors or cause donor resentment with changing social norms. We examine four resulting empirical questions using a series of online studies: What is the White Saviour? How do White Saviour perceptions arise from charitable appeals? And what is their effect on both donation intentions and beha…
Who discriminates? Evidence from a trust game experiment across three societies
The behavioural economics of culture
Managing an Exhibition Project in the Midst of the Covid-19-Pandemic: A Case Study in Berlin, Germany
This paper focuses on the experience of managing an exhibition project, undertaken by young professionals from the Museums of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation in Berlin during the Covid-19 pandemic. The exhibition Status. Power. Movement was on display at the Berlin Cultural Forum (Kulturforum) from September 2020 to February 2021. In this interdisciplinary project, 13 co-curators selected 130 objects from 14 collections and asked how st…
What Makes an Artrepreneur: An Exploratory Study of Artrepreneurial Passion, Personality and Artistry
The economic psychology of creating and venturing: A comparative behavioural portrait of artists and entrepreneurs
Demonstrability, difficulty and persuasion: An experimental study of advice taking
Nudges and signposts: The effect of smart defaults and pictographic risk information on retirement saving investment choices
The authors tested two interventions to improve retirement savings investment decisions. In an incentive‐compatible experiment, 459 participants engaged in a task simulating their working life. Periodically during the simulation, participants chose between different investment options. The authors examined the effectiveness of a “nudge” by manipulating the default option and the effectiveness of a “signpost” by manipulating the display of a picto…
Is there a Spirit of Overseas Chinese Capitalism
The economic miracle of the Chinese Diaspora in Southeast Asia has been attributed to their unique economic culture forged from Confucian thought and the emigration experience. However, this Spirit of Overseas Chinese Capitalism (SOCC) hypothesis, based largely on qualitative research, has not been validated through quantitative work. This paper provides, for the first time, empirical evidence from a values survey and experiment which show that o…
Religion, ethnicity and cooperation: An experimental study
An economic anatomy of culture: Attitudes and behaviour in inter- and intra-national ultimatum game experiments
Adolescent–adult interactions and culture in the ultimatum game
Mixed Strategies in the Mugging Game
This note is a contribution to the debate on Steven Brams's Theory of Moves. In particular, it aims to show that standard game-theoretic concepts can both account for and explain the statistics concerning mugging incidents that Brams presents to support the better predictive power of his own theory
EEG correlates of dream recall in depressed outpatients and healthy controls
The present study explored EEG correlates of dream recall in 17 symptomatic, unmedicated depressed patients and in 19 healthy adults. EEG segments from the last 30 minutes of sleep, from the five minutes following morning awakening, and the absolute difference between sleep and waking EEG were contrasted between the two groups of participants during successful dream recall and during no recall. Period amplitude analysis was used to quantify EEG f…
An empirical investigation into the day-residue and dream-lag effects
Bauern, Agrarkrise und Volksernährung in der Europäischen Zwischenkriegszeit: Studien zur Agrargesellschaft und-Wirtschaft de Republik Österreich, 1918-1936 . Ulrich Kluge , Werner Conze , Hermann Kel…
The pattern of self-reflectiveness in dream reports
Dreams of the Dying Patient: An Exploration of Content
This study examined the dreams of eight individuals admitted to the Palliative Care Unit of the Elisabeth Bruyere Health Centre, Ottawa, Canada. Content analysis of the dream reports in this sample supports the hypothesis that a continuity exists between dreaming and waking experience [1]. Results do not indicate that themes of death and aggression, negative emotion, or infant and child characters are more prevalent among the dying. Discrepancies…
Bizarreness in dreams and nightmares
Religion, ethnicity and cooperation: An experimental study
Bizarreness in dreams and nightmares
An empirical investigation into the day-residue and dream-lag effects
The pattern of self-reflectiveness in dream reports
An economic anatomy of culture: Attitudes and behaviour in inter- and intra-national ultimatum game experiments
Mixed Strategies in the Mugging Game
This note is a contribution to the debate on Steven Brams's Theory of Moves. In particular, it aims to show that standard game-theoretic concepts can both account for and explain the statistics concerning mugging incidents that Brams presents to support the better predictive power of his own theory
Do White Saviour perceptions reduce charitable giving? Evidence from five online studies
International aid charities face a dilemma by virtue of the White Saviour: Appeal photos of Caucasian helpers in Global South settings can build a bridge to donors or cause donor resentment with changing social norms. We examine four resulting empirical questions using a series of online studies: What is the White Saviour? How do White Saviour perceptions arise from charitable appeals? And what is their effect on both donation intentions and beha…
Who discriminates? Evidence from a trust game experiment across three societies
Demonstrability, difficulty and persuasion: An experimental study of advice taking
Nudges and signposts: The effect of smart defaults and pictographic risk information on retirement saving investment choices
The authors tested two interventions to improve retirement savings investment decisions. In an incentive‐compatible experiment, 459 participants engaged in a task simulating their working life. Periodically during the simulation, participants chose between different investment options. The authors examined the effectiveness of a “nudge” by manipulating the default option and the effectiveness of a “signpost” by manipulating the display of a picto…
Adolescent–adult interactions and culture in the ultimatum game
EEG correlates of dream recall in depressed outpatients and healthy controls
The present study explored EEG correlates of dream recall in 17 symptomatic, unmedicated depressed patients and in 19 healthy adults. EEG segments from the last 30 minutes of sleep, from the five minutes following morning awakening, and the absolute difference between sleep and waking EEG were contrasted between the two groups of participants during successful dream recall and during no recall. Period amplitude analysis was used to quantify EEG f…
Dreams of the Dying Patient: An Exploration of Content
This study examined the dreams of eight individuals admitted to the Palliative Care Unit of the Elisabeth Bruyere Health Centre, Ottawa, Canada. Content analysis of the dream reports in this sample supports the hypothesis that a continuity exists between dreaming and waking experience [1]. Results do not indicate that themes of death and aggression, negative emotion, or infant and child characters are more prevalent among the dying. Discrepancies…
Bizarreness in dreams and nightmares
Bauern, Agrarkrise und Volksernährung in der Europäischen Zwischenkriegszeit: Studien zur Agrargesellschaft und-Wirtschaft de Republik Österreich, 1918-1936 . Ulrich Kluge , Werner Conze , Hermann Kel…
The pattern of self-reflectiveness in dream reports
An empirical investigation into the day-residue and dream-lag effects
EEG correlates of dream recall in depressed outpatients and healthy controls
The present study explored EEG correlates of dream recall in 17 symptomatic, unmedicated depressed patients and in 19 healthy adults. EEG segments from the last 30 minutes of sleep, from the five minutes following morning awakening, and the absolute difference between sleep and waking EEG were contrasted between the two groups of participants during successful dream recall and during no recall. Period amplitude analysis was used to quantify EEG f…
Mixed Strategies in the Mugging Game
This note is a contribution to the debate on Steven Brams's Theory of Moves. In particular, it aims to show that standard game-theoretic concepts can both account for and explain the statistics concerning mugging incidents that Brams presents to support the better predictive power of his own theory
Adolescent–adult interactions and culture in the ultimatum game
An economic anatomy of culture: Attitudes and behaviour in inter- and intra-national ultimatum game experiments
Religion, ethnicity and cooperation: An experimental study
Is there a Spirit of Overseas Chinese Capitalism
The economic miracle of the Chinese Diaspora in Southeast Asia has been attributed to their unique economic culture forged from Confucian thought and the emigration experience. However, this Spirit of Overseas Chinese Capitalism (SOCC) hypothesis, based largely on qualitative research, has not been validated through quantitative work. This paper provides, for the first time, empirical evidence from a values survey and experiment which show that o…
Nudges and signposts: The effect of smart defaults and pictographic risk information on retirement saving investment choices
The authors tested two interventions to improve retirement savings investment decisions. In an incentive‐compatible experiment, 459 participants engaged in a task simulating their working life. Periodically during the simulation, participants chose between different investment options. The authors examined the effectiveness of a “nudge” by manipulating the default option and the effectiveness of a “signpost” by manipulating the display of a picto…
Demonstrability, difficulty and persuasion: An experimental study of advice taking
Managing an Exhibition Project in the Midst of the Covid-19-Pandemic: A Case Study in Berlin, Germany
This paper focuses on the experience of managing an exhibition project, undertaken by young professionals from the Museums of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation in Berlin during the Covid-19 pandemic. The exhibition Status. Power. Movement was on display at the Berlin Cultural Forum (Kulturforum) from September 2020 to February 2021. In this interdisciplinary project, 13 co-curators selected 130 objects from 14 collections and asked how st…
What Makes an Artrepreneur: An Exploratory Study of Artrepreneurial Passion, Personality and Artistry
The economic psychology of creating and venturing: A comparative behavioural portrait of artists and entrepreneurs
The behavioural economics of culture
Who discriminates? Evidence from a trust game experiment across three societies
Do White Saviour perceptions reduce charitable giving? Evidence from five online studies
International aid charities face a dilemma by virtue of the White Saviour: Appeal photos of Caucasian helpers in Global South settings can build a bridge to donors or cause donor resentment with changing social norms. We examine four resulting empirical questions using a series of online studies: What is the White Saviour? How do White Saviour perceptions arise from charitable appeals? And what is their effect on both donation intentions and beha…
Environment, land use, and archaeology in the north-central German Lower Mountain Range during the Younger and Late Neolithic: The sediment profile of Körbecker Bruch (Warburger Börde, eastern Westpha…
Palynological, macroremain, and sedimentological analyses of a well-dated, high-resolution sediment profile from the Körbecker Bruch have enabled a detailed reconstruction of the land-use history in a fertile loess landscape during the Younger and the Late Neolithic. The results indicate that already around 4700 cal. BCE, agriculture, animal husbandry, and slash-and-burn techniques, as elements of the subsistence economy, had significantly shaped…
Psychology (15 works) · Social Psychology (11 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Economics (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Business (4 works) · Culture, Economy, and Development Studies (4 works)