I will discuss Riley 9.6 exercises in the TA session
tomorrow. Therefore, don't forget to bring the lecture note.
Some of the students said that they would like to
know my grading policy on the opening question: "What is the
behavior that you think real people would do in the game?"
Here's my answer:
1. You have to predict the subject's behavior in the right
direction.
2. You have to explain why the subjects will act as your
prediction. In other words, you have to construct a
"theory" to explain the behavioral result.
3. Since there's no standard answer, how many points you
can get depends on other classmates' answers. I only
gave 20 percent of students 2 points in the last quiz.
4. People are rational or irrational can't be the answer.
If you write such answer without any other explanation,
I won't give you any point.
By the way, I still have to mention that since I always
give you enough time to answer the question, please do not
skip any calculative process next time. If you skip
calculative process and get the answer directly, I don't
know whether you know how to derive the answer, or you just
try to remember the right answer.
P.S. Thanks for the advice on the survey yesterday, I'll
work harder. If you still have any suggestion on me,
please let me know.
TA Jack
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