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The Psychological Drivers of Self-Reported Risk Preference by Rolison, Jonathan J.

“…Why are some people more willing than others to take risks? While behavioral tasks (e.g., monetary lotteries) are often regarded as a gold standard for…”
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Who should decide how limited healthcare resources are prioritized? Autonomous technology as a compelling alternative to humans by Rolison, Jonathan J, Gooding, Peter L T, Russo, Riccardo, Buchanan, Kathryn E

“…Who should decide how limited resources are prioritized? We ask this question in a healthcare context where patients must be prioritized according to their…”
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Hand-in-hand in the golden years: Cognitive interdependence, partner involvement in retirement planning, and the transition into retirement by Lamarche, Veronica M, Rolison, Jonathan J

“…This research examined the influence of cognitive interdependence-a mental state reflecting a collective representation of the self-in-relationship-on the…”
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Perception of Risk for Older Adults: Differences in Evaluations for Self versus Others and across Risk Domains by Rolison, Jonathan J, Hanoch, Yaniv, Freund, Alexandra M

“…Proxy decision-making may be flawed by inaccurate perceptions of risk. This may be particularly true when older adults are the targets of the decisions, given…”
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Knowledge and risk perceptions of the Ebola virus in the United States by Rolison, Jonathan J, Hanoch, Yaniv

“…Abstract Objectives The Ebola epidemic has received extensive media coverage since the first diagnosed cases of the virus in the US. We investigated risk…”
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Risk of Fatal Injury in Older Adult Drivers, Passengers, and Pedestrians by Rolison, Jonathan J., Hewson, Paul J., Hellier, Elizabeth, Husband, Poppy

“…Objectives To compare risk of fatal injury in elderly road users (drivers, passengers, pedestrians) with that of younger age groups and to assess the…”
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The time course of conflict on the Cognitive Reflection Test by Travers, Eoin, Rolison, Jonathan J., Feeney, Aidan

“…•Little work has tested processes underlying the Cognitive Reflection Test.•We use mouse tracking to test predictions of competing dual process…”
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What are the factors that contribute to road accidents? An assessment of law enforcement views, ordinary drivers’ opinions, and road accident records by Rolison, Jonathan J., Regev, Shirley, Moutari, Salissou, Feeney, Aidan

“…•According to police officers, mobile phone use is under-reported in traffic accident records.•Drug and alcohol use may also be under-reported in road accident…”
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Crash risk by driver age, gender, and time of day using a new exposure methodology by Regev, Shirley, Rolison, Jonathan J., Moutari, Salissou

“…Introduction: Concerns have been raised that the nonlinear relation between crashes and travel exposure invalidates the conventional use of crash rates to…”
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Understanding Health Risk Comprehension: The Role of Math Anxiety, Subjective Numeracy, and Objective Numeracy by Rolison, Jonathan J., Morsanyi, Kinga, Peters, Ellen

“…Background. Numeracy skills are important for medical decision making as lower numeracy is associated with misinterpreting statistical health risks. Math…”
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What Could Go Wrong? No Evidence of an Age-Related Positivity Effect When Evaluating Outcomes of Risky Activities by Rolison, Jonathan J.

“…The age-related positivity effect-a preference for processing positive stimuli over negative stimuli-is posited by socioemotional selectivity theory to reflect…”
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Overestimated Crash Risks of Young and Elderly Drivers by Rolison, Jonathan J., PhD, Moutari, Salissou, PhD, Hewson, Paul J., PhD, Hellier, Elizabeth, PhD

“…Background Young and elderly drivers are reported to have markedly greater crash rates than drivers of other ages, but they travel less frequently and…”
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The Influence of Genotype Information on Psychiatrists’ Treatment Recommendations: More Experienced Clinicians Know Better What to Ignore by McMichael, Alan J., BSc, Boeri, Marco, PhD, Rolison, Jonathan J., PhD, Kane, Joe, PhD, O’Neill, Francis A., MD, Scarpa, Ric, PhD, Kee, Frank, MD

“…Abstract Background This study applies attribute nonattendance to medical decision making. We aimed to demonstrate how this type of analysis can be used in…”
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Implementation of personalised medicine policies in mental healthcare: results from a stated preference study in the UK by McMichael, Alan J., Kane, Joseph P. M., Rolison, Jonathan J., O'Neill, Francis A., Boeri, Marco, Kee, Frank

“…Public support for the implementation of personalised medicine policies (PMPs) within routine care is important owing to the high financial costs involved and…”
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Risk-taking differences across the adult life span: a question of age and domain by Rolison, Jonathan J, Hanoch, Yaniv, Wood, Stacey, Liu, Pi-Ju

“…Older adults face important risky decisions about their health, their financial future, and their social environment. We examine age differences in risk-taking…”
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Identifying the causes of road traffic collisions: Using police officers’ expertise to improve the reporting of contributory factors data by Rolison, Jonathan J.

“…•1/ Police reports provide a wealth of data on the causes of road traffic collisions.•2/ Discord between report procedures and users’ perceptions can cause…”
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Diversity in the study of aging and lifespan development by Rolison, Jonathan J.

“…In psychology, authors have shined a light on a lack of ethnic/racial and cultural diversity in sampling and scholarship. These issues pertain also to the…”
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Risk-Exposure Density and Mileage Bias in Crash Risk for Older Drivers by Rolison, Jonathan J, Moutari, Salissou

“…Abstract Crash rates per mile indicate a high risk of vehicle crash in older drivers. A reliance on mileage alone may underestimate the risk exposure of older…”
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Combinations of factors contribute to young driver crashes by Rolison, Jonathan J., Moutari, Salissou

“…•Combinations of factors underlie young drivers’ crashes.•Factor combinations underlying crashes differ with driver age.•Factor combinations motivate policies…”
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How much risk can you stomach? Individual differences in the tolerance of perceived risk across gender and risk domain by Rolison, Jonathan J., Shenton, Jeordie

“…Research within the psychological risk–return framework, namely, using the Domain‐Specific Risk‐Taking scale, has led to a conclusion that risk…”
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