Friend-or-foe intentionality priming in an extensive form trust game

Article Abstract:

Research is presented into the theory that humans use a friend-or-foe assessment to judge the ambitions of another individual, with focus on the use of extensive form bargaining games on pairs of subjects.

Social & Behavioral Sciences, Observations, Negotiation, Negotiations, Behavioral assessment, Trust (Psychology)

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Adaptation and convergence of behavior in repeated experimental Cournot games

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Five subjects participated in a Cournot game, or oligopoly laboratory experiment. The variation in output over time and choices made do not fit in with a convergence to a Nash equilibrium that is static.

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Quantity precommitment in an experimental oligopoly market

Article Abstract:

Experienced and inexperienced subjects were studied in an experiment investigating quantity precommitment. There were variations according to levels of experience of the subjects.

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