Add to ORKGInternational audienceMost economic models assume that agents maximize their expected material payoff. However, subjects in the lab exhibit persistent and signicant deviations from this self-interested maximizing behavior. A reasonable explanation for this behavior is thatplayers can be motivated not only by material (monetary) payoffs but also by what aresometimes referred "psychological" utilities
The mathematical framework of psychological game theory is useful for describing many forms of motiv...
Abstract: The way economists and other social scientists model how people make interdependent decisi...
The way economists and other social scientists model how people make interdependent decisions is thr...
International audienceMost economic models assume that agents maximize their expected material payof...
Most economic models assume that agents maximize their expected material payo¤. However, subjects in...
International audienceMost economic models assume that agents maximize their expected material payof...
Abstract: Traditional game-theoretic models assume that utilities depend only on actions. This is no...
The main goal of the paper is to study in an experimental setting the relations between actions and ...
One persistent finding in experimental economics is that people react very differently to outcomewis...
Social scientists often rely on economic experiments such as ultimatum and dictator games to underst...
Behavioral Economics aims at understanding the decision of economic agents who are not necessarily m...
The interdisciplinary exchange between economists and psychologists has so far been more active and ...
[Introduction] Several developments have joined to stimulate economists to think about issues that ...
We model mental states as part of an equilibrium notion. In a mental equilibrium each player "select...
Experimental economics has revealed an underlying tension between preferences for fairness and the p...
The mathematical framework of psychological game theory is useful for describing many forms of motiv...
Abstract: The way economists and other social scientists model how people make interdependent decisi...
The way economists and other social scientists model how people make interdependent decisions is thr...
International audienceMost economic models assume that agents maximize their expected material payof...
Most economic models assume that agents maximize their expected material payo¤. However, subjects in...
International audienceMost economic models assume that agents maximize their expected material payof...
Abstract: Traditional game-theoretic models assume that utilities depend only on actions. This is no...
The main goal of the paper is to study in an experimental setting the relations between actions and ...
One persistent finding in experimental economics is that people react very differently to outcomewis...
Social scientists often rely on economic experiments such as ultimatum and dictator games to underst...
Behavioral Economics aims at understanding the decision of economic agents who are not necessarily m...
The interdisciplinary exchange between economists and psychologists has so far been more active and ...
[Introduction] Several developments have joined to stimulate economists to think about issues that ...
We model mental states as part of an equilibrium notion. In a mental equilibrium each player "select...
Experimental economics has revealed an underlying tension between preferences for fairness and the p...
The mathematical framework of psychological game theory is useful for describing many forms of motiv...
Abstract: The way economists and other social scientists model how people make interdependent decisi...
The way economists and other social scientists model how people make interdependent decisions is thr...