Lecture 12 Social Preferences III
[SQUEEKING] [RUSTLING] [CLICKING] PROFESSOR: Welcome to lecture number 12. I'm very sorry that this has to be remote. I hope all of you are doing OK. I know this is lots of trouble and stress for many of you, having to move, not knowing necessarily where to move to, financial issues and so on and so forth, lots of worries about health, of your own health and others. I hope you're doing OK. Try to take good care of yourselves and others try to look out for others, be there for each other. Try also to make use of mental health resources as you can. I'll send an email about that as well. This is lecture number 12. We talk about social preferences. So we talked about sort of broadly given introduction about social preferences. Let me just move towards where we were towards the end. I showed you, essentially, different ways in which you can experimentally elicit people's social preferences using dictator games, ultimatum games, trust games. We looked at how gen...