To appear in a special issue of Games and Economic Behavior, edited by Aldo Rustichini Deco.pdfVIP

To appear in a special issue of Games and Economic Behavior, edited by Aldo Rustichini Deconstructing the Law of Effect C. R. Gallistel* Abstract Do the consequences of past behavior alter future policy, as the law of effect assumes? Or, are behavioral policies based on behaviorally produced information about the state of the world, but not themselves subject to change? In the first case, stable policies are equilibria discovered by trial and error, so adjustment