I am a researcher at the Department of Management of the Faculty of Business Administration, Prague University of Economics and Business and at the Prague College of Psychosocial Studies. I am a member of the Applied Ethics and Morality Research Group at the Prague University of Economics and Business.

I am mainly interested in judgment and decision making. In particular, my research examines anchoring, processing fluency, moral judgment, and moral behavior. I am also interested in open science, psychological methodology, statistics, programming, and intersections between psychology and computer science.

Data, analysis scripts, and materials for my papers can be found on the Open Science Framework.

You can contact me at: bahniks@seznam.cz

Selected publications

Bahník, Š. (2021). Anchoring without scale distortion. Judgment and Decision Making, 16, 131-141.

Bahník, Š., & Strack, F. (2016). Overlap of accessible information undermines the anchoring effect. Judgment and Decision Making, 11, 92-98.

Bahník, Š., & Vranka, M. A. (2017).  If it’s difficult to pronounce, it might not be risky: The effect of fluency on judgment of risk does not generalize to new stimuli. Psychological Science, 28, 427-436.

Houdek, P., Bahník, Š. , Hudík, M., & Vranka, M. (2021). Selection Effects on Dishonest Behavior. Judgment and Decision Making, 16, 238-266.

Schulz, D., & Bahník, Š. (2019). Gender associations in the twentieth-century English-language literature. Journal of Research in Personality, 81, 88-97.

See Publications for the full list.