Violations of conjoint independence in binary choices: The equate-to-differentiate interpretation. - Shu Li 001 (Eur. J. Oper. Res., 2003)

A Behavioral Choice Model When Computational Ability Matters. - Shu Li 001 (Appl. Intell., 2004)

The equate-to-differentiate's way of seeing the prisoner's dilemma. - Shu Li 001; John E. Taplin; Yuching Zhang (Inf. Sci., 2007)

The Influence Factors and Mechanism of Societal Risk Perception. - Rui Zheng; Kan Shi; Shu Li 001 (Complex (2), 2009)

A closer look at the Russian roulette problem: A re-examination of the nonlinearity of the prospect theory's decision weight pi. - Libo Li; Shu-Hong He; Shu Li 001; Jie-Hong Xu; Li-Lin Rao (Int. J. Approx. Reason., 2009)

Is There a Violation of Savage's Sure-Thing Principle in the Prisoner's Dilemma Game? - Shu Li 001; Zuo-Jun Wang; Li-Lin Rao; Yan-Mei Li (Adapt. Behav., 2010)

A test of "reason-based" and "reluctance-to-think" accounts of the disjunction effect. - Shu Li 001; Cheng-Ming Jiang; John C. Dunn; Zuo-Jun Wang (Inf. Sci., 2012)

Asymmetrical Property of the Subproportionality of Weighting Function in Prospect Theory: Is It Real and How Can It Be Achieved? - Yuan-Na Huang; Si-Chu Shen; Shu-Wen Yang; Yi Kuang; Yun-Xiao Li; Shu Li 001 (Symmetry, 2021)