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Navid Ghaffarzadegan – Research |
PUBLICATIONS
· Navid Ghaffarzadegan, John Lyneis,
George Richardson. 2011. How Small
System Dynamics Models Can Help the Public Policy Process. System
Dynamics Review 27(1): 22-44.
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The paper was a plenary presentation at the
International System Dynamics Conference at Albuquerque, NM 2009.
· Navid Ghaffarzadegan, Thomas Stewart. 2011. An extension to the
constructivist coding hypothesis as a learning model for selective feedback
when the base rate is high. Journal of Experimental Psychology:
Learning, Memory & Cognition 37(4): 1044-1047. [impact factor =2.72]
· Navid Ghaffarzadegan. 2008. How
a System Backfires: Dynamics of Redundancy Problems in Security. Risk
Analysis 28(6): 1669 - 1687. [impact factor =2.16]
· Navid Ghaffarzadegan, Amir T. Tajrishi.
2010. Economic
Transition Management in a Commodity Market: The Case of the Iranian Cement
Industry. System Dynamics Review 26(2): 139-161. (Simulation Model)
PAPERS UNDER REVIEW
· Navid Ghaffarzadegan. 2011. Beyond
Personality Traits and Financial Incentives: Bias and Variation in Medical
Practices as Results of Experiential Learning. Revise &
Resubmit in Management Science. [impact factor =2.54]
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The paper was a plenary presentation at the
International System Dynamics Conference at Washington DC, 2011.
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Awards: The paper is the
winner of the
Dana Meadows Award ($1,200) and the Lupina Young
Researcher Award ($2,500).
· Navid Ghaffarzadegan, David Andersen. 2011. Modeling Behavioral
and Dynamic Complexities of Warning Issuance for Domestic Security. Revise
& Resubmit in International Public Management Journal (IPMJ).
[impact factor =2.22]
· Navid Ghaffarzadegan, Laura Black, Don Greer, David Andersen.
2011. Complex Governmental Projects and the Challenge of Shared Understanding.
Under review in Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory.
· Navid Ghaffarzadegan, Thomas Stewart. 2011. Stop, Search, and (Do
not) Learn: Barriers to Learning in Security Contexts.
Under review in Public Management Review.
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Awards: The first drafts received the
Barry Richmond Scholarship Award ($1,000) and Honorable
Mention in Dana Meadows Student Paper Award.
· Navid Ghaffarzadegan, Andrew Epstein, Erika Martin. 2011.
Practice Variation and Experiential Learning in Cesarean Delivery: A Data-Based
System Dynamics Approach. Under review in Health Services Research.
Other Conference Papers are listed in the CV