Good decision-making requires understanding the causal impact of our actions. Often, we only have access to correlational data that could stem from multiple causal mechanisms with divergent implications for choice. Our experiments comprehensively characterize choice when subjects face...

I use a role-playing simulation in two sections of my Introduction to International Relations course at the U.S. Naval Academy to test whether exposure to different theories on international relations and models of decision-making lead to different simulation outcome. I complement this testing...

The Competition Game creates an environment in which individual teams must make decisions based on possibly imperfect information and with conflicting goals. The game consists of several independent rounds that may be conducted separately or in series. This gives the instructor the flexibility...