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Handbook of Operant Behavioral Economics: Demand, Discounting, Methods, and Applications delves into the rapidly evolving field of behavioral economics, focusing specifically on the operant approach that marries operant learning principles with microeconomic theory. This comprehensive guide begins with a brief history of behavioral economics, setting the stage for a more thorough review of operant demand and reward discounting. It presents both human and nonhuman research methods, offering critical insights into how these methodologies can be employed to study consumption behaviors and decision-making processes. This book also features quantitative models that elucidate operant demand and discounting, along with practical applications that extend the relevance of these concepts to real-world scenarios. Additionally, it highlights the policy implications of applied behavioral economics, bridging the gap between theory and practice. With a strong emphasis on consumer behavior analysis as a foundational element, this handbook equips readers with the knowledge to translate academic research into actionable policy. Designed for graduate students, clinicians, and academics alike, this resource is ideal for those looking to deepen their understanding of behavioral economics and its applications.
- Integrates operant learning principles with economic theories to create a robust framework for understanding consumer behavior.
- Identifies key policy implications derived from operant behavioral economics to inform evidence-based decision-making in various sectors.
- Develops strategies for utilizing behavioral economics in educational settings, enhancing teaching methodologies and student engagement.
- Assesses the role of reward discounting in shaping consumer choices and its impact on long-term decision-making processes.
- Facilitates interdisciplinary collaboration by highlighting connections between behavioral economics and fields such as psychology, economics, and public health.
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978-0-323-95746-5 (9780323957465)
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1. A Brief History of Behavioral Economics2. Introduction to Operant Demand3. Nonhuman Research Methods/Procedures for Studying Operant Demand4. Human Research Methods for Studying Operant Demand5. Quantitative Models of Operant Demand6. Educational and Applied Behavior Analytic Implications of Demand7. Clinical and Behavioral Health Implications of Demand8. Introduction to Discounting9. Nonhuman Research Methods/Procedures for Studying Discounting10. Human Research Methods for Studying Discounting11. Quantitative Models of Discounting12. Educational and Applied Behavior Analytic Implications of Discounting13. Clinical and Behavioral Health Implications of Demand14. Policy Implications for Applied Behavioral Economics15. Consumer Behavioral Economics & Consumer Behavior Analysis16. Resources for Beginning Lines of Operant Behavioral Economic Research