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Braess Paradox in the Laboratory: Experimental Study of Route Choice in Traffic Networks with Asymmeute from a common origin to a common destination in an attempt to minimize individual travel cost. Focusing on aggregate and individual frequencies of route choice and route switching, our results show that with experience in traversing the network, aggregate, but not individual, choice frequencies

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-92751-4 statistic fails to have an asymptotic χ.-distribution. This invalidates many existing statistical analyses of empirical (in)transitive choice in the experimental literature. We summarize techniques to test models of transitive preference based on two key components: (1) we discuss probabilistic spe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83961-9g success, and carrying out group-role obligations. We present a classification of social goals and suggest how these goals might be used to understand individual and group behavior. In several lab- and field-based studies, we show how our classification of social goals can be used to structure obse

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Konzepte und Komponenten der E/A-Architektuross both scenarios, the group-level behavior that emerges reveals in- fluences of exploration and exploitation, bandwagon effects, population waves, and compromises between individuals using their own information and information obtained from their peers.

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Book 2008r time, and makes a compelling case to establish new links between the disciplines. He recommends leveraging lessons learned from behavioral studies within prescriptive decision analysis studies and evaluating the practical impact of those prescriptive techniques in helping decision makers achieve t