Symposium Program
Symposium Day 1
Monday 20 November | 7 – 9.30pm AEDT
7.00 – 7.03pm
Associate Professor Kristian Rotaru, Monash Business School, Chair of the Steering Committee Monash Business Behavioural Laboratory, and symposium host
Welcome
7.03 – 7.10pm
Professor Russell Smyth, Monash Business School, Professor of Economics and Deputy Dean (Research)
Opening address
7.10 – 7.45pm
Professor Charmine Härtel, Department of Management and Opportunity Tech Lab, Monash Business School
Dr Paul McIntosh, Virtual & Augmented Reality Services and Opportunity Tech Lab, Monash Business School
Data Insights from Virtual Worlds
7.45 – 8.20pm
Lars Kooijman, Institute for Intelligent Systems Research and Innovation, Deakin University
Studying human judgements and decision-making using virtual reality simulators
8.20 – 8.55pm
Zhongwen Chen, Department of Economics and MonLEE Lab, Monash Business School
Fear on the Plank? Virtual but more Real!
8.55 – 9.30pm
Dr Benjamin Tag, Embodied Visualisation Group, Faculty of IT, Monash University
Emotion Regulation for Improved Decision Making: The Potential of VR Technology
Session 1 Close
Symposium Day 2
Tuesday 21 November | 7 – 9:30pm AEDT
7.00 – 7.02pm
Associate Professor Kristian Rotaru, Monash Business School, Chair of the Steering Committee Monash Business Behavioural Laboratory, and symposium Host
Welcome
7.02 – 7.35pm
Rebecca Kirkham, BrainPark, The Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health and School of Psychological Sciences, Monash University
The use of VR to assess executive function: What's out there and where next?
7.35 – 8.10pm
Dr Adam Roberts, Future Resilient Systems program, Singapore-ETH Centre
Testing executive function using a Virtual laboratory
8.10 – 8.45pm
Dr Anne Odile Peschel, Department of Management, Aarhus University, Denmark
The devil is in the detail: Recall and recognition in VR Retailing
8.45 – 9.20pm
Associate Professor Xiaojian Zhao, Department of Economics and MonLEE Lab, Monash Business School
Managing Screen Time: Feedback and (soft-)commitment
9.20 – 9.30pm
Associate Professor Kristian Rotaru, Monash Business School, Chair of the Steering Committee Monash Business Behavioural Laboratory, and symposium Host
Closing remarks
Symposium Close