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Economists’ and Psychologists’ Experimental Practices: How They Differ, Why They Differ, and How They Could Converge

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Abstract We all value the notion of interdisciplinarity. But, principles notwithstanding, dialogues across borders do not occur very often. Why is this so? There are myriad hurdles that stand in the way of transcending the limits of our disciplines, ranging from the incommensurability of theoretical frameworks and languages to differences in subject matters to mundane institutional barriers (e.g., interdisciplinary work is not a good bet for getting tenured).

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