first, despite the problems with exper. stuff in general, the distinction
between human and rat experiments is important. Vernon Smith, I believe, has
never done rat experiments and does not endorse them. Kagel, et al. is the main
source for rats.
as far as Smith goes, one of the interesting th
At 03:01 PM 10/2/00 -0500, you wrote:
>The next thing is that most of these experiments have rules that participants
>MUST follow. This has a couple of implications. First, this limits the
>relevance
>of any results to cases where this holds (where people also must follow these
>rules). Second,
