Efficient movement underpins all great sporting performances. When performed by an expert, complex movements can appear effortless, almost simple; as Leonardo Da Vinci stated, “simplicity is the ultimate sophistication”. Dynamic control of movement is also central to safe sporting function and is dependent on the sophisticated integration of a range of factors including environment, nature of t...

Globalization of financial markets resulting from both IT (particularly internet standards) and increasing homogeneity of regulation has strongly affected the environment, financial services companies are operating in. Given these changes on the market, innovation is not a choice, but a necessity to survive. Observable today, however, are defensive strategies and poor service quality. In this p...

Complexity may overwhelm sound decision-making, which has motivated the development of simple alternatives to solving complex financial problems. Evidence is lacking, however, on whether people who struggle with complexity are sophisticated and know when they are better off opting out. We tested the effects of complexity on financial choices in a large and diverse sample of Americans, and evalu...

This paper uses laboratory experiments to study subjects' assessment of uncertainty resulting from strategic and non-strategic decisions other players. Non-strategic events are defined by the colors balls drawn urns, whereas action choice in Stag Hunt (SH) Prisoners' Dilemma (PD) games. We elicit matching probabilities examine if they satisfy law probability including monotonicity additivity. V...