2008International Journal of Developmental ScienceRequires access

Moral Psychology and Economic Game Theory

Michaela Gummerum, Monika Keller

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Recently, experimental economists have become increasingly interested in behaviors relating to morality, and one of the main tools for examining these issues has been game theory. Even though developmental psychologists have investigated similar topi

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Recently, experimental economists have become increasingly interested in behaviors relating to morality, and one of the main tools for examining these issues has been game theory. Even though developmental psychologists have investigated similar topi

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Recently, experimental economists have become increasingly interested in behaviors relating to morality, and one of the main tools for examining these issues has been game theory. Even though developmental psychologists have investigated similar topi

Key concepts: Psychology, Game theory, Social psychology, Mathematical economics, Economics

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