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Interlude for Behavioral Economics

Scott examines experimental data on how people actually behave in Prisoner's Dilemma and Ultimatum Game situations, finding that people use various heuristics like tit-for-tat and fairness considerations rather than purely rational strategies.

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Jul 6, 2012 1,742 words 93 likes 52 comments Read Read

Doing your good deed for the day

A study shows people who do one good deed are less likely to do another soon after, suggesting moral behavior operates on a limited resource that gets depleted.

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Oct 27, 2009 1,071 words 153 likes 57 comments Read Read
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