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Institute for Mathematical Behavioral Sciences COLLOQUIUM SERIES

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SPRING 2009 Thursdays, 4:00-5:00 p.m. Social Science Plaza A 2112 April 2 CHRISTOPHER P. CHAMBERS Department of Economics, Div. of the Humanities & Social Sciences, CALTECH "When does aggregation reduce uncertainty aversion?" April 9 MICHAEL CHWE Department of Political Science, UCLA "A Robust and Optimal Anonymous Procedure for Condorcet’s Model" April 16 GREGORY ASHBY Department of Psychology, UC Santa Barbara "A Neurocomputational Theory of Context Learning During Skill Acquisition" April 23 GEORGE LOEWENSTEIN Herbert A. Simon Professor of Economics and Psychology, Carnegie Mellon University "Behavioral Economics and Conflicts of Interest" April 30 GIACOMO RONDINA Department of Economics, UC San Diego "Design Limits and Dynamic Policy Analysis" May 7 PATRICK SUPPES Lucie Stern Professor of Philosophy, Emeritus, Stanford University "Neglect of Independence and Randomness in the Axioms of Probability" May 14 INDRIDI INDRIDASON Department of Political Science, UC Riverside "Propartional Representation, Majoritarian Legislatures & Coalitional Voting" May 21 STEPHEN FIENBERG Maurice Falk University Professor of Statistics and Social Science, Carnegie Mellon University "From Here to Eternity: Developing Dynamic Network Models" May 28 RUI de FIGUEIREDO Electrcal Engineering & Computer Science, UC Irvine "Human-Centered Systems" MBS Home Page

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