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A Neuroeconomics Approach to Obesity [PDF]
Biological Psychiatry, 2022 Obesity is a heterogeneous condition that is affected by physiological, behavioral, and environmental factors. Value-based decision making is a useful framework for integrating these factors at the individual level. The disciplines of behavioral economics and reinforcement learning provide tools for identifying specific cognitive and motivational ...
Ohad Dan, Emily K. Wertheimer, Ifat Levy
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The neuroeconomics of cooperation
Nature Human Behaviour, 2018Through cooperation we are able to thrive, build societies, culture and technology. But history also reveals our potential for selfishness, spite and prejudice. Studying the neural processes that drive choice behaviour is essential to understand this paradox and develop means to curb greed and extend the limits of cooperation.
Declerck, Carolyn, Boone, Christophe
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2016
The neuroscientific revolution in psychology and economics is reformulating long-held views of cognition and emotion and their effects on behaviour. In so doing, it is causing strategic management researchers to rethink a number of the core assumptions underpinning the behavioural microfoundations of the entire field.
Hodgkinson, Gerard P., Healey, Mark P.
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The neuroscientific revolution in psychology and economics is reformulating long-held views of cognition and emotion and their effects on behaviour. In so doing, it is causing strategic management researchers to rethink a number of the core assumptions underpinning the behavioural microfoundations of the entire field.
Hodgkinson, Gerard P., Healey, Mark P.
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2019
In this chapter, we will describe how the analysis of eye movements can be used in the study of the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying economic decision making. We will first introduce the area of neuroeconomics by describing relevant theories and methods. We will then demonstrate how oculographic methods have been used profitably in this field.
Fiedler, Susann +2 more
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In this chapter, we will describe how the analysis of eye movements can be used in the study of the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying economic decision making. We will first introduce the area of neuroeconomics by describing relevant theories and methods. We will then demonstrate how oculographic methods have been used profitably in this field.
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The Neuroeconomics of Trust [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2005 The traditional view in economics is that individuals respond to incentives, but absent strong incentives to the contrary selfishness prevails. Moreover, this "greed is good" approach is deemed "rational" behavior. Nevertheless, in daily interactions and in numerous laboratory studies, a high degree of cooperative behavior prevails - even among ...
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The neuroeconomics of strategic interaction [PDF]
Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences, 2015 We describe here the theoretical, behavioral and neural bases of strategic interaction — multiagent situations where the outcome of one's choice depends on the actions of others. Predicting others’ actions requires strategic thinking, thus thinking about what the others might think and believe.
Coricelli, Giorgio, Griessinger, Thibaud
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Economics and Philosophy, 2008
Nobody in this debate questions the point that neuroeconomics remains full of potential, and little else as yet. If so, that really is progress of sorts. I was getting afraid that we would have to open nominations for theCaptain Ahab Awardfor obsessive work on the promotion of neuroeconomics.
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Nobody in this debate questions the point that neuroeconomics remains full of potential, and little else as yet. If so, that really is progress of sorts. I was getting afraid that we would have to open nominations for theCaptain Ahab Awardfor obsessive work on the promotion of neuroeconomics.
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Is There a Method of Neuroeconomics?
American Economic Journal: Microeconomics, 2009This note tries to state, precisely, the method of neuroecomics, and is based on the discussion in B. Douglas Bernheim's (2009) appraisal. We claim that the theory formulates hypotheses modeling the choice process as an algorithmic procedure. The hypothesis of the algorithmic procedure imposes restriction on the neural processes implementing it, and ...
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Supreme Court Economic Review, 2005
As legal scholarship has come to rely more on economic analysis, the foundational questions of economics have become important questions for legal analysis as well. One of the key foundational elements of modern economics is the assumption of the rational utility maximizing individual. While this assumption has often been questioned, until recently, it
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As legal scholarship has come to rely more on economic analysis, the foundational questions of economics have become important questions for legal analysis as well. One of the key foundational elements of modern economics is the assumption of the rational utility maximizing individual. While this assumption has often been questioned, until recently, it
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