Additional Articles about PICOECONOMICS?

• Breakdown of Will:  Presented at the GREMA/CEPR conference,
  Economics and Psychology, at the Universite des Sciences Sociales, Toulouse, France, 1999
  By George Ainslie
  
  

   

• Emotion as a Motivated Behavior:   2005  By George Ainslie
  
  

• A Selectionist Model of the Ego: Implications of Self-Control Disorders of Volition. MIT - 2005
  By George Ainslie In Natalie Sebanz and Wolfgang Prinz, Eds
  
  

• A marketplace in the brain: (Full Text) Science 306, 420-423. 2004
   By George Ainslie and John Monterosso
  
  

• A marketplace in the brain: (Summary) Science 306, 420-423. 2004
   By George Ainslie and John Monterosso
  
  

• Uncertainty as wealth: Behavioral Processes 64, 369-385, 2003
  
  

• Building Blocks of Self-control:  Increased tolerance for delay with bundled rewards
  Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior 79, 27-48, 2003
  By George Ainslie and John R. Monterosso
  
  

• The effect of hyperbolic discounting on personal choices: An address to the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, Chicago, IL - 2002
  
  

• Hyperbolic Discounting as a Factor in Addiction: A critical analysis - Presented in a seminar, "Choice Behavioral Economics, and Addiction".    University of Birmingham (Alabama), March 15, 2002
   By George Ainslie, and John Monterosso    
  
  

• The Fragility of Cooperation: A False-Feedback Study of a Sequential Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma
  Journal of Economic Psychology 23, 437-4448, 2002  
  By John Monterosso, George Ainslie, Pamela Toppi Mullen, and Barbara Gault
  

• The Dangers of Willpower: A picoeconomic understanding of addiction and dissociation.
  In  J. Elster and O-J. Skog, (eds.), Getting Hooked: Rationality and Addiction  Cam­bridge University Press, pp. 65-92, 1999
  By George Ainslie
  

• Studying Self-Regulation the Hard Way: Psychological Inquiry 7, 16-21 - 1996
  By George Ainslie

• A utility-maximizing mechanism for vi­carious reward: Comments on Julian Simons "Interpersonal alloca­tion continuous with inter-temporal allocation", Rationality and Society 7, 393-403, 1995
  
  

• Derivation of "rational" economic behavior from   American Economic Review 81, 334-340, 1991
  By George Ainslie
  

• Freud and Picoeconomics: Behaviorism 17, 11-19, 1989
  By George Ainslie
  
  

• Beyond microeconomics:  conflict among interest in a multiple self as a determinant of value
  In J. Elster (ed.), The Multiple Self, Cambridge University Press, pp. 133-175, 1986
  By George Ainslie
  

• A behavioral economic approach to the defense mechanisms: Freud’s energy theory revisited
  Social Scien­ce Information 21, 735-779, 1982
  By George Ainslie
  

• Specious reward: A behavioral theory of impulsiveness and impulse control. Psychological Bulletin 82, 463-496, 1975
  By George Ainslie