Another frame, another game? Explaining framing effects in economic games: papers linking to it

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Research papers in the 480 tracked journals that link to Another frame, another game? Explaining framing effects in economic games (https://osf.io/yf36n/), read from their Crossref records: by year, category and journal, the family tree of papers building on one another, and the linked repositories derived from it or that it derives from.

Key findings#

3 papers in the tracked journals link to the OSF dataset Another frame, another game? Explaining framing effects in economic games in their Crossref records, the first in 2020; most of them (1) in 2024.
By category: Economics (3); the journals with the most are Economics Letters (1), Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (1) and Games and Economic Behavior (1).

By year#

20202024

Papers linking to Another frame, another game? Explaining framing effects in economic games by publication year
Year	Papers
2020	1
2023	1
2024	1

Journals#

Journals whose papers link to Another frame, another game? Explaining framing effects in economic games most
Journal	Papers
Economics Letters	1
Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization	1
Games and Economic Behavior	1

Papers linking to Another frame, another game? Explaining framing effects in economic games, most cited first
Published	Title	Journal	Authors	Citations	Link
2020-10-23	Framing and repeated competition	Games and Economic Behavior	Aidas Masiliūnas, Heinrich Harald Nax	3	cites it
2024-05-16	Testing isomorphic invariance across social dilemma games	Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization	Irene Maria Buso, Lorenzo Ferrari, Werner Güth et al.	3	cites it
2023-06-20	Cooperation under oath: A case for context-dependent preferences	Economics Letters	João Vaz, Jason F. Shogren	2	cites it

How this is measured#

Links are read from each paper's Crossref record as its publisher deposited it: the URLs and repository DOIs in its reference list (the software and data it cites) and its supplementary links (“is-supplemented-by”: its own code or data). A paper that gives its code only in the text, a footnote or a data availability statement is not counted, and some publishers deposit reference lists without their URLs, so every count here is a lower bound. Repository details come from the GitHub REST API (stars, forks, and the repository a fork was made from), the Hugging Face Hub API (likes, downloads, and the base model a model was derived from) and DataCite (Zenodo and other data DOIs, and the GitHub release a Zenodo record archives), read again every month.

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Scholar4AI. (2026). Another frame, another game? Explaining framing effects in economic games: papers linking to it. Journal and Conference Research Rankings. Retrieved November 3, 2026, from https://scholar4ai.com/code/osf-yf36n

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  title = {Another frame, another game? Explaining framing effects in economic games: papers linking to it},
  year = {2026},
  howpublished = {\url{https://scholar4ai.com/code/osf-yf36n}},
  urldate = {2026-11-03},
  note = {Journal and Conference Research Rankings; data from OpenAlex (CC0); licensed CC BY-NC 4.0}
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