Review of 'Behavioral Game Theory : Experiments in strategic interaction' on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
Very good book, well written, well structured, perfect for teaching a Masters course.
Sometime going too much into intricacies of the author's own papers. Could go more into modeling of choices and some idea of econometric estimation techniques.
Goes well in combination with Moffatt's "Experimetrics" and with experiments on veconlab.econ.virginia.edu/.
The "learning" part starts at a too high level of abstraction, so I precede it with Holt's "Markets, Games and Strategic Behavior" on Bayesian Learning and Imitation.