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2012 | 3 | nr 4 | 43--69
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Behavioral Determinants of Play in A Stag-Hunt Coordination Game - a Pilot Study

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Behawioralne determinanty zachowań uczestników gry koordynacyjnej - badanie pilotażowe
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The aim of this pilot study is to investigate relationships between various riskattitude measures and players' behavior in the first-round of a repeated stag hunt game. This research report presents preliminary findings that the first-round behavior cannot be explained by any of the commonly used risk-elicitation instruments and describes relationships between those instruments. (original abstract)
Celem tego pilotażowego badania było zbadanie zależności między szeregiem miar preferencji względem podejmowania ryzyka oraz zachowaniem w pierwszej rundzie tzw. staghunt game. Niniejszy raport prezentuje bardzo wczesne wyniki badań, które sugerują, że zachowanie w pierwszej rundzie gry nie może być wyjaśnione przy pomocy miar często stosowanych przez innych badaczy. Ponadto, autor opisuje relacje między miarami użytymi w eksperymencie. (abstrakt oryginalny)
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  • Uniwersytet Gdański
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