2nd Workshop on Psychological Game Theory

Hosted by the 3rd UEA Workshop on Behavioural Game Theory

Co-organisers: David Cooper, Martin Dufwenberg, Enrique Fatas and Amrish Patel

5th-6th July 2017, UEA, Norwich, UK.

Keynotes Lectures

Pierpaolo Battigalli (Bocconi) - Self-confirming Equilibrium and Rationalizability in Psychological Games

Matthew Rabin (Harvard) - From Psychological Games to the Economics of Belief-Based Utility

Special Lectures

Gary Charness (UCSB) - Self-Serving Conformism

Commentary provided by Giuseppe Attanasi (Lille)

Martin Dufwenberg (Arizona) - Frustration and Anger in Games

Commentary provided by Heike Hennig-Schmidt (Bonn)

Robert Sugden (UEA) - Reciprocity as Mutual Benefit

Commentary provided by Georg Kirchsteiger (ECARES)

Speakers

Edward Cartwright (Kent) - A Review of Belief-Based Guilt-Aversion in Trust and Dictator Games

Sanjit Dhami (Leicester) - Public Good Games and Psychological Utility: Theory and Evidence

Florian Engl (Cologne) - A Theory of Causal Responsibility Attribution

Astrid Gamba (Milan-Bioccoca) - Frustration and Anger in the Ultimatum Game: An Experiment

Stephan Jagau (Amsterdam) - Common Belief in Rationality in Psychological Games

Dooseok Jang (KAIST) - Self-sacrifice and Reciprocity in a Leadership-By-Example Experiment

Kiryl Khalmetski (Cologne) - Disliking to Disagree

Maria Kozlovskaya (Huddersfield) - Vickrey-Clarke-Groves Mechanism and a Preference for Reciprocity

Elena Manzoni (Milan-Bicocca) - Belief-Dependent Preferences and Reputation: Experimental Analysis of a Repeated Trust Game

Claudia Neri (St Gallen) - Decision Rights: Freedom, Power and Interference

Daniele Nosenzo (Nottingham) - Preferences for Truth-Telling

Tassos Patokos (Hertfordshire) - The "Bravery Game" Revisited: Internal Games and Evolutionary Psychological Equilibria

Vittorio Pelligra (Cagliari) - Responding to (Un)Reasonable Requests

David Rietzke (Lancaster) - Banking on Reciprocity: Deposit Insurance and Insolvency

Claire Rimbaud (Lyon) - The Impact of Co-Players Expectations on the Decision to Embezzle

Alexander Sebald (Copenhagen) - Guilt Aversion in Economics and Psychology

Alec Smith (Virginia Tech) - Communication and Anger in Games

Mark Thordal-Le Quement (East Anglia) - Cheap Talk as Gift-Exchange

Jiabin Wu (Oregon) - Indirect Higher Order Beliefs and Cooperation

Funded by: The School of Economics (UEA), The Tom Hedelius and Jan Wallander Foundation