Abstract: Biased decisions hinder rational construction dispute negotiations. Successful use of debiasing strategies enhances the efficiency of construction dispute management. Due to the flexibility and popularity of mediation, it ...

Abstract: Disputes are common in construction projects. Protracted dispute resolution processes drain valuable resources. Therefore, promoting efficient construction dispute negotiation (CDN) has been one of the key recommendations ...

Abstract: Endowment effect (EE) describes the phenomenon that people require more to relinquish items they own than they are willing to pay for the same. This can be explained by the tendency of people to overvalue their belongings, ...

Abstract: Construction contracts are inevitably incomplete due to the impossibility of foreseeing all future contingencies that may necessitate reallocation of duties and thus renegotiation of contract terms. Moreover, adjustments ...

Abstract: The construction industry is stressful and concerns for workers’ psychological well-being (PWB) are on the rise with the high prevalence of mental health problems. However, there is currently no clear framework or system ...