findings in neuroscience that we deemed especially relevant to economics, and proposes a two-dimensional dichotomization of … other. Section four reviews general implications of neuroscience for economics. Research in neuroscience, for example …: intertemporal choice, decision making under risk and uncertainty, game theory, and labor-market discrimination. Section 6 concludes …

) deepens the tendency to engage in iterative reasoning compared with a positive emotion (amusement). Moreover, neutral emotions … that emotions help regulate iterative reasoning, that is, their tendency to not only reflect on what others think, but also … on what others think about their thinking. Drawing on a controlled experiment, we find that a negative emotion (fear …

methodologies for understanding decision-making under pressure. In the non-transitive game rock, paper, scissors (RPS), the only … behavior is thought to be outside bounded rationality and so decision-making can become deterministic, predictable, and … ultimately exploitable. This review identifies similarities across economics, neuroscience, nonlinear dynamics, human, and animal …

Researchers are increasingly exploring the role of emotions in interactive decision‐making. Recent theories have … focused on the interpersonal effects of emotions-the influence of the decisionmaker’s expressed emotions on observers …