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2 Gerd Gigerenzer andReinhard Selte
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14 Reinhard Selten decision alterna
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18 Reinhard Selten ASPIRATION ADAPT
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20 Reinhard Selten The process may
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30 Reinhard Selten Human Problem So
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36 Reinhard Selten Holland, J., K.
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38 Gerd Gigerenzer The notion of an
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40 Gerd Gigerenzer the psychologist
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44 Gerd Gigerenzer (Simon 1955). Cu
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46 Gerd Gigerenzer Incommensurabili
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48 Gerd Gigerenzer To summarize, th
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50 Gerd Gigerenzer Selten, R. 1998.
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52 Peter M. Todd for which our mind
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58 Peter M. Todd One-reason Decisio
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60 Peter M. Todd Table 4.1 Performa
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62 Peter M. Todd Such distributions
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64 Peter M. Todd analysis of the re
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66 Peter M. Todd The early limitati
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70 Peter M. Todd Luria, A.R. 1968.
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192 Daniel M. T. Fessler and comple
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