Behavioral Game Theory: Experiments in Strategic Interaction Colin F. Camerer is an English-language printed textbook about behavioral aspects within game theory. This book is suitable for students and professionals who want insight into how people actually make strategic decisions.
This book combines psychological principles with hundreds of experiments to develop mathematical models that explain human strategic interactions. Camerer explains how people deal with reciprocity, bounded strategic reasoning, and learning processes when making decisions in strategic situations. This provides a more realistic approach to game theory than traditional models.
Behavioral Game Theory covers topics such as negotiations, bluffing, price competition, and reputation building, and connects to fields such as economics, psychology, and mathematics. The book is suitable as course material for advanced students in economics and behavioral sciences.
Series: The Roundtable Series in Behavioral Economics