Picoeconomics: The Strategic Interaction of Successive Motivational States within the Person

1992-01-01book855 citationsclosed

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Behavioral Health and Interventions Human Behavior and Motivation

Abstract

Preface 1. The paradox of addiction 2. In search of the two minds 3. Temporary-preference theory 4. The interaction of interests: the effects of short-range interests 5. The interaction of interests 6. Freedom and compulsion 7. Self-generated reward as the basic impulse-control problem 8. The demon at the calliope 9. The texture of experience Appendices Bibliography Indices.

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