Yonatan Vanunu

Yonatan Vanunu studies how people make decisions, especially when choices involve uncertainty, risk, or comparing multiple options. Much of the research examines how attention (what people look at and when) and the way information is sampled or presented shapes preferences, such as choosing between products or gambles with different possible outcomes. This work combines behavioral experiments with modeling to explain patterns like risk-taking, biased judgments of quantity, and how consumers form shortlists of options.

Publication output has been variable but shows an increase in recent years, rising from occasional single papers earlier in the decade to 3-4 papers per year in 2022, 2024, and 2025.

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