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5 Oct 2023: 09.50 – 10.40 Keynote address: Gambling for Redemption or Ripoff, and the Impact of Superpriority,.

9 Jul 2023: Publications and Disseminations by Lucia A. Reisch as of 05/04/2023. 1. Contents. Articles in Peer Reviewed Journals. 2. Articles in Editor Reviewed Journals and Special Issues. 19. Anthologies, Monographs and E-Books. 22. Contributions to

7 Mar 2023: e. Gambling in any form is not permitted. f. Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is not permitted in any College building including any bedroom area and is only permitted in designated areas.

9 Mar 2023: Self-Contradiction by Jeremy Baumberg (Fellow). No? Just. no? Definitive no. No doubts, no. Boss-deciding no. How can it be no? Howwwwl no. augh. no. Session 1: Typing you. Subsection 1.4: Just answer the questions fluidly, intuitively, without pause

7 Sep 2023: Tourette’s syndrome, pathological gambling ordopamine dysregulation syndrome in ParkinsonDisease. Our working hypothesis is that impulses,originating from the amygdalo-insular networkscan drive the behaviour through explicitknowledge involving

9 Jul 2023: Competitiveness and Productivity of the. UK Design Engineering Sector. PACECPublic & Corporate Economic Consultants. www.pacec.co.uk. 49-53 Regent StreetCambridge CB2 1ABTel: 01223 311 649Fax: 01223 362 913. 504 Linen Hall162-168 Regent StreetLondon

9 Jul 2023: Hu et al., 2018), round-number bias (Lin and Pursiainen, 2019), and gambling (Demir et al., 2019),.

26 Jun 2023: 1. Guide to Tutoring at Cambridge. 1. Introduction. 2. 2. Expectations. 4 2.1 What students can expect from the Tutorial System. 4 2.2 What Tutors can expect from Students. 5. 3. Roles and responsibilities of Tutors. 7. 4. Good Practice in being a

10 Jul 2023: Insufficient Sleep and Intra-Day Financial Decision-Making: Evidence from Online Lending. Paul G. Freed University of South Carolina. March 30, 2023. Abstract. Using online lending microdata, I show that sleep has important consequences for

7 Sep 2023: Tourette’s syndrome, pathological gambling ordopamine dysregulation syndrome in ParkinsonDisease. Our working hypothesis is that impulses,originating from the amygdalo-insular networkscan drive the behaviour through explicitknowledge involving