Titlebook: Evolving Norms; Cognitive Perspectiv Shinji Teraji Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 social norms.institutions

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0091696m. Norms specify a limited range of behavior that is acceptable in a situation, and facilitate confidence in the course of action. Norms enable individuals to deal with the complexity and incompleteness of information, and make them stick to prescribed behavior. Norms, thus, describe the uniformities of behavior that characterize groups.

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Theodore Jacob,Daniel L. Tennenbaumd imperfect representation of the physical world. The subjectivity of individual knowledge finds its foundation in the construction of the mind. The brain is an adaptive system interacting with and adapting to its environment by performing a multi-level classification on the stimuli it receives from the environment.

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Foundations,m. Norms specify a limited range of behavior that is acceptable in a situation, and facilitate confidence in the course of action. Norms enable individuals to deal with the complexity and incompleteness of information, and make them stick to prescribed behavior. Norms, thus, describe the uniformities of behavior that characterize groups.

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Why Do People Obey Norms?,ply with norms because the threat of punishment makes it in their interest to do so. Fourth, norms are represented as Nash equilibria of games played by rational agents, and as such they are self-enforcing. Finally, correlated equilibrium allows players’ actions to be statistically dependent on some random signals external to the model.

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, Revisited,d imperfect representation of the physical world. The subjectivity of individual knowledge finds its foundation in the construction of the mind. The brain is an adaptive system interacting with and adapting to its environment by performing a multi-level classification on the stimuli it receives from the environment.

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Norms, Coordination, and Order,If rules are recognized as recurrent patterns of behavior, individuals act according to rules of conduct. The diffusion of shared behavioral patterns is necessary to obtain the social order. Shared rules facilitate the decision-making in complex situations by limiting the range of circumstances to which individuals have to pay attention.

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Book 2016dual choice, creating a cycle of coevolution. Teraji develops a general framework from which to examine this symbiotic relationship in order to identify predictive patterns. Not just for behavioral economists, this book will also appeal to those who specialize in institutional economics, the philosophy of economics, and economic sociology..

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Catherine Bonvalet,Éva Lelièvre have developed through a process in which individuals choose the rules that form the social order. New rules undergo some kind of decentralized selection process, as a consequence of which some spread through the population.