The three notions studied here are Bayesian priors, invariant priors and introspection. A prior for an agent is … Bayesian, if it agrees with the agent's posterior beliefs when conditioned on them. A prior is invariant, if it is the average …, with respect to itself, of the posterior beliefs. Finally, an agent is introspective, if he is certain of his own beliefs …

primitives such as preferences and beliefs. I review strong biological and behavioral evidence indicating that trusting is not … preferences and beliefs, and it suggests ways to examine and interpret a causal role of trust. …

conditional probabilities to model the beliefs of the players, Heifetz and Samet avoided using conditional probabilities formally … suggest that the concept of common prior is not appropriate to determine the players' beliefs. Two examples are also given. …

primitives such as preferences and beliefs. I review strong biological and behavioral evidence indicating that trusting is not … preferences and beliefs, and it suggests ways to examine and interpret a causal role of trust. …

primitives such as preferences and beliefs. I review strong biological and behavioral evidence indicating that trusting is not … preferences and beliefs, and it suggests ways to examine and interpret a causal role of trust. …

beliefs of depositors, who overestimate the probability that a bank run is underway. Loss-aversion has a predictive power on …

primitives such as preferences and beliefs. I review strong biological and behavioral evidence indicating that trusting is not … preferences and beliefs, and it suggests ways to examine and interpret a causal role of trust. …

beliefs of depositors, who overestimate the probability that a bank run is underway. Loss-aversion has a predictive power on …

primitives such as preferences and beliefs. I review strong biological and behavioral evidence indicating that trusting is not … preferences and beliefs, and it suggests ways to examine and interpret a causal role of trust. …