Routledge Neuroscience and the Economics of Decision Making 5

Explore the growing intersection of economics, psychology, and neuroscience with this academic volume from Routledge. Over the last twenty years, a significant movement has emerged where experts from these different fields work together to study the mental and cognitive mechanisms used during the decision-making process. This book examines how economic agents collect, process, and use information to make choices. As research moves toward opening the black-box of human cognition, this text addresses the needs of a new kind of scientist. It is designed for those trained in multiple disciplines who are familiar with managing experimental data and possess the mathematical foundations required for modern decision-making studies. This work provides a deep look into the original approaches being used to investigate how we choose in economic contexts.