Experimental Methods in Economics and Psychology: A Comparison

This article compares the use of experiments as a research method in economics and psychology. We outline the most important differences between the two fields in terms of their use of experimental methods. The purpose of the article is two-fold. First, to provide an overview of areas where economic experiments differ from traditional psychological experiments. Second, to debate experimental economics in relation to experiments in other social sciences.Experimental Methods in Economics and Psychology: A ComparisonpublishedVersio