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People often forget and sometimes fantasize. This paper reports a large-scale experiment on memory errors and their relation to preferential traits including time preference, attitudes toward risk and ambiguity, and psychological characteristics such as anticipatory feelings. We observe...
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We study the influence of attention and comprehension on ambiguity attitudes. Subjects are presented with screening questions before choosing between two alternatives represented by payoff-matrices which are essentially equivalent to those in Ellsberg's (1961) two-urn problem. The observed rate...
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Motivated by the sure-thing principle (STP) in Savage (1954), we offer a new solution concept—STP-obvious dominance (STP-OD) equilibrium—for dynamic games in which the obviousness of the dominating strategy (Li, 2017) may be facilitated by players’ application of the sure-thing principle...
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