Publications
Innocenti, S. and Cowan, R. (2019) Self-efficacy beliefs and imitation: a two armed bandit experiment. European Economic Review, 113, pp. 156-172. PDF
Innocenti, S., Clark, G. L., McGill, S. and Cunado, J. (2019). The effect of past health events on intentions to purchase insurance: evidence from 11 countries. Journal of Economic Psychology, 74, pp. 102204. PDF
Freeman D., Loe B., Chadwick A., Vaccari C., Waite F., Rosebrock L., Jenner L., Petit A., Lewandowsky S., Vanderslott S., Innocenti S., Larkin M., Giubilini A., Yu L.M., McShane H., Pollard A.J. and Lambe S. (2020). COVID-19 Vaccine hesitancy in the UK: The Oxford Coronavirus Explanations, Attitudes and Narrative Survey (OCEANS) II. Psychological Medicine, pp.1-15. PDF
Chadwick A., Kasier J., Vaccari C., Freeman D., Lambe S. , Loe B., Vanderslott. S., Lewandowsky S., Conroy M., Ross A., Innocenti S., Pollard A.J., Waite F., Larkin M., Rosebrock L., Jenner L., McShane H., Giubilini A., Petit A. and Yu L.M. (2021) Online Social Endorsement and Covid-19 Vaccine Hesitancy, Social Media+Society PDF
Freeman D., Loe B., Yu L.M., Freeman J, Chadwick A., Vaccari C., Shanyinde M., Harris V., Waite F., Rosebrock L., Petit A., Vanderslott S., Lewandowsky S., Larkin M., Innocenti S., Pollard A.J., McShane H., and Lambe S. (2021) Reducing COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy a randomised controlled trial of the effects of different types of vaccination information, The Lancet Public Health, 6(6), pp. 416-427
Freeman D., Lambe S., Yu L.M., Freeman J, Waite F., Chadwick A., Vaccari C., Rosebrock L., Petit A., Vanderslott S., Lewandowsky S., Larkin M., Innocenti S., McShane H., Pollard A.J., and Loe B. (2021) Injection fears and COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, Psychological Medicine, pp.1-24.
Work in Progress
Human capital investment and perceived automation risks: Evidence from 16 countries (with Marta Golin) Revise and Resubmit – draft available here
Financial vulnerability and retirement planning: Evidence from representative samples of workers in 16 countries (with Gordon L. Clark and Sarah McGill) Revise and Resubmit – draft available here
Financial risk disposition, individual attributes and precautionary behaviour across 11 jurisdictions (with Gordon L. Clark and Sarah McGill) Submitted
Cooperative behaviour and community water risks: experimental evidence from costal Kenya (with Ben Brunckhorst, Jacob Katuva and Johanna Koehler) Submitted
Extreme weather events and mental health (with Tobias Ruettenauer)
Do trade negotiations hinder cooperation on climate mitigations efforts? Evidence from the lab
Can perceived automation risks explain retraining intentions? (with Marta Golin)
Endogenous self-reinforcement in binary choice models with global interactions
Doctoral Dissertation
On Institutional Persistence, 2018, Maastricht University Press. PDF
Stefania Innocenti 