Originally status would have developed from some kind of of stimulus-response setup:
Beating Competitor | V Higher Status | V Better Access to ‘Resources’ (e.g. Food and Partners) | V Higher Survival Rate / More Progeny etc | V Development of Reward System(s) for these outcomes (Food etc) | | (short-circuiting | as with e.g. [...]Just posted some early stage notes on experimental games in economics.
Following the first workshop a month ago, today I attended the second of a series of “Workshops on Well-being” at the LSE. Below are some (very) impressionistic notes.
Presentation by Paul Dolan and Robert Metcalfe: Valuing non-market Goods: Preference based and experience based methodsHow do Value non-market goods?
Preferences revealed (observed market behaviour) [...]Yesterday I attended the first of a series of “Workshops on Well-being” at the LSE organized by Paul Dolan, Richard Layard and Andrew Oswald. Below can be found some (very) impressionistic notes.
Talk by Andrew Oswald: Does Higher Job-Status Make a Person Healthier? A Longitudinal Test of the Whitehall HypothesisBasic (well-known) facts:
Strong inverted [...]Herewith are further (partial, impressionistic) notes from the second day of the two-day workshop (programme) on Rationality and Emotions organized by Miriam Teschl at Robinson College here in Cambridge.
S-Shaped Probability Weighting and Hyperbolic Preference Reversal – An Intimate Relationship by Herbert WaltherWalther has published these results as a 2003 paper in [...]
Today I attended the first day of a two-day workshop (programme) on Rationality and Emotions organized by Miriam Teschl at Robinson College here at Cambridge. The mix of economics, psychology and neuroscience has so far been fascinating and below I include some general ‘impressionistic’ notes from some of the sessions so far.
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