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Gry w organizacji a wp³yw spo³eczny. (Games in organizations and social influence.)

Micha³ Mijal; Grzywacz, Waldemar - In: Problemy Zarzadzania 11 (2013) 43, pp. 43-60

Games in the organizations can be approached from various angles, depending on the theoretical perspective. Social … article arranges the essential concepts of games and social influence in the organizations while showing potential …

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Bargaining and Sharing Knowledge.

D'Aspremont, C.; Bhattacharya, S.; Gerard-Varet, L.A. - Groupement de Recherche en Économie Quantitative … - 1995

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Passion, women and the games industry : influences on women's participation in the Australian digital content industry

Geneve, Anitza; Nelson, Karen J.; Christie, Ruth J. - 2008

’s participation in the Australian Digital Content Industry (DCI) sector of games production. It provides rich descriptive insights …

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Cultural differences in ultimatum game experiments: Evidence from a meta-analysis

Oosterbeek, H.; Sloof, R.; Kuilen, G. van de - 2004

to investigate whether bargaining behavior in ultimatum games differs across countries. We find differences in behavior …

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Homo ludens : proeve eener bepaling van het spelelement der cultuur

Huizinga, Johan - 1938

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A brief Manual of games for organized play : Adapted from standard sources

Speakman, Martha Travilla - 1925 -

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Estimating depth of reasoning in a repeated guessing game with no feedback

Runco, Mariano - In: Experimental Economics 16 (2013) 3, pp. 402-413

This paper estimates depth of reasoning in an Iterative Best Response model using data from Weber (<CitationRef CitationID="CR20">2003</CitationRef>) ten-period repeated guessing game with no feedback. Different mixture models are estimated and the type (Level-0, Level-1, etc) of each player is determined in every round using the...</citationref>

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Cutting in Line: Social Norms in Queues

Allon, Gad; Hanany, Eran - In: Management Science 58 (2012) 3, pp. 493-506

Although the norm in many retail banks is to serve customers on a first-come, first-served basis, some customers try to cut the line, usually by providing an excuse for their urgency. In other queues, however, this behavior is considered unacceptable and is aggressively banned. In all of these...

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Games to Create Awareness and Design Policies for Transboundary Cooperation in River Basins: Lessons from the Shariva Game of the Mekong River Commission

Douven, W.; Mul, M.; Son, L.; Bakker, N.; Radosevich, G.; … - In: Water Resources Management 28 (2014) 5, pp. 1431-1447

vision for the future. This article focuses on the role of games in international basin cooperation to create awareness and … use of tools. The game was part of a longer training programme addressing all the issues, however, the participants gained … additional knowledge and insight by playing the game, well above what they had learned during the earlier training workshops …

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Application of experimental economics in transport and logistics

de Jong, Gerard - In: European Transport \ Trasporti Europei (2012) 50, pp. 3-3

There is scope for applying experimental economics in transport and logistics analysis. Experimental economics is a set of techniques for gathering (and analysing) data by inducing people (through specific rewards) to act as economic agents and observing the choices they then make in...

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