Toward a cognitive game theory

Ivaylo Vlaev · Nick Chater A

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Game Theory and Applications Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies

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Abstract: We argue that solving the heterogeneous problems arising from the standard game theory requires looking both at reasoning heuristics, as in Colman's analysis, and at how people represent games and the quantities that define them.

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