An Axiomatic Model of Social Adaptive Behaviour

Abstract

Two important stylized facts about human choice behavior are that this behavior is probabilistic and is affected by social interaction. Probabilistic choice models are routinely used to explain behavior in psychological ex-periments, see, for example, Bush and Mosteller (1955). In economics the

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