Mohammad Mansouri

Mohammad Mansouri serves as a Visiting Professor in the Market Behavior Department at WZB Berlin Social Science Center, concurrently pursuing a master's degree in Industrial Economics at the Technical University of Berlin. His research focuses on behavioral economics with emphasis on decision-time analysis, preference revelation mechanisms, and observer perception of decision speed in experimental settings. Contact details include email mohammad.mansouri@wzb.eu and office address Reichpietschufer 50, D-10785 Berlin.

Education

• Master's Candidate in Industrial Economics, Technical University of Berlin (current)

Research Focus
His experimental work investigates the causal relationships between decision duration and underlying preference structures, utilizing controlled economic experiments to map cognitive processing timelines. Key contributions examine how observers infer decision quality from temporal cues and how time pressure alters risk assessment in market contexts. This research bridges microeconomic theory with cognitive psychology to model real-world decision architecture.

Awards
No scientific awards or fellowships are documented in available sources.

Professional Activities
As a visiting academic, Mansouri contributes to the department's experimental research infrastructure while developing his master's thesis. No student advisement or grant funding activities are specified in current records. His position facilitates cross-institutional collaboration between WZB's behavioral economics unit and TU Berlin's industrial economics program.

Research Environment
Based within WZB's Market Behavior Department—a leading European hub for experimental social science—he accesses advanced behavioral laboratories for conducting time-sensitive economic experiments. The department specializes in market psychology, institutional design, and neuroeconomic approaches to preference formation.