Decision making under time pressure
研究了截止时间随机时个体的决策行为，建立了决策者对时间选择问题的偏好与信息获取路径之间的关系，并识别了其效用函数、先验信念和信息路径可行性集。
This paper studies individual decision making when deadlines are random. It establishes the relationship between a decision maker’s preference over timed choice problems and her set of feasible information acquisition paths. The decision maker’s preference over random deadlines satisfies the vNM independence axiom if her optimal way to acquire information depends only on the menu. Moreover, the decision maker’s distaste for contingent planning, a time-consuming activity, becomes weaker as she is allowed more time. Up to normalization, the decision maker’s utility function, prior belief and feasibility set of information paths can be identified from her preference over timed choice problems.