The leading models of human and animal learning rest on the assumption that individuals
tend to select the alternatives that led to the best recent outcomes. The current research …

Personal experience matters. In a field setting with longitudinal data, we disentangle the
effects of learning new information from the effects of personal experience. We demonstrate …

We experimentally analyzed decision procedures for dealing with a dynamic decision‐
making problem in which only qualitative information about the deterministic dynamics of the …

Over the course of a repeated game, players often exhibit learning in selecting their best
response. Research in economics and marketing has identified two key types of learning …

Condorcet's paradox 108, 109, 114 conflict management 141, 145, 148. See also
deterrence conformity 7, 78, 262, 269 conscientiousness 219, 234, 237, 244 consistency 3 …

L'économie a longtemps été une science non expérimentale. En quelques décennies
seulement, le paysage de la recherche économique s' est radicalement transformé: la …

We examined the relative weight given to obtained and foregone outcomes (ie, outcomes
from the non-chosen options) in repeated choices using cognitive modeling. Previous …

This chapter discusses a central challenge arising from the success of modeling human
behavior in making decisions from experience: our ability to scale these models up to …

This paper examines the effect of default options on choice behavior in experience-based
decisions. To this end, we designed the “radio-button” experimental paradigm, in which …

The contribution by Yechiam and Telpaz (Y&T) published in Frontiers in Cognitive Science
places it in a corpus of literature which bridges at least three different disciplines, ie …