NeuroRelay

I have just received by mail the latest issue (Volume 5: Number 3) of the Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economics (you can read about Number 1 & 2 here). The journal is quartely published by the Educational Publishing Foundation of the American Psychological Association (http://www.apa.org) and eited by Daniel Houser (George Mason University, USA) and Bernd Weber (University of Bonn, Germany). The Association for NeuroPsychoEconomics also organizes an annual event: NeuroPsychoEconomics Conference (read about the 2012 conference here).

This issue’s (Volume 5: Number 3) research includes:
Limbic and prefrontal activity during conformity and violation of norms in a coordination game (pages 1-17) (Purchase PDF)
Authors: Hodgson, Timothy L.; Guala, Francesco; Miller, Tim; Summers, Ian
When chronobiology met economics: Seasonal affective disorder and the demand for initial public offering (pages 131-151) (Purchase PDF)
Authors: Kliger, Doron; Gurevich, Gregory; Haim, Abraham
Physiological evidence of attraction to chance (pages 152-165) (Purchase PDF)
Authors: Adam, Marc T. P.; Kroll, Eike B.
The theory of cognitive acuity: Extending psychophysics to the measurement of situational judgment (pages 166-181) (Purchase PDF)
Author: Leeds, J. Peter
Competitive behavior: Tests of the N-effect and proximity to a standard (pages 182-192) (Purchase PDF)
Authors: Vandegrift, Donald; Holaday, Brian

Earlier Issues: Volume 5, Number 1 & 2