Titlebook: Experimental Economics; Volume I: Economic D Pablo Branas-Garza,Antonio Cabrales Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Values, Rights and GMO: Against Radicalism,ve any support in the lab should at least be reconsidered. The laboratory allows us to locate human decision-makers in an analogous situation to that described by theory and to analyze how they behave.

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Abnormalities of Keratinization,ed on practice and previous experience, on judgment and pattern recognition. Although intuitive decision-making is supported by old and recent literature (Mintzberg, 1994; Gladwell, 2005), it has some shortcomings.

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Thalassaemias and Other Haemoglobinopathiesmes appear to be an easy task, but yet in some cases, regardless of their importance, it can be elusive because certain features hinder the possibility of the agents’ coordinating their actions. Why do such coordination failures take place? What promotes or inhibits the human capacity to coordinate? This will be the subject matter of this chapter.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-6669-0e been used to account for alternative types of behavior in novel situations. Finally, we explain the most common experimental techniques used to analyze the validity of such models in different strategic situations.

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Genetic Diversity in Horticultural Plantsates of basic economic and psychological concepts. Examples of research conducted with neuroeconomic methods have been studies on the neural basis of risk and uncertainty, choice over time (present versus future), bargaining, competition and altruism.

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Book 2015How do humans make choices, both when facing nature and when interacting with one another? Experimental Economics Volume I seeks to answer these questions by examining individual‘s choices in strategic settings and predicting choices based on experimental methodology.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137538192Experimental economics; behavioural economics; decision making; neuroeconomics; experimental game theory

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Abnormalities of Keratinization,nformation to make a decision rationally: that is, as a result of a well-structured and elaborate cognitive process. On the contrary, intuition is based on practice and previous experience, on judgment and pattern recognition. Although intuitive decision-making is supported by old and recent literat