Deterministic Chaos in Models of Human Behavior: Methodological Issues and Experimental Results - Paperback
Deterministic Chaos in Models of Human Behavior: Methodological Issues and Experimental Results - Paperback
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by John Sterman (Author), Sloan School of Management (Created by)
This book explores the concept of deterministic chaos in the context of human behavior. Sterman provides a comprehensive overview of the subject, discussing methodological issues and experimental results. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in the intersection of chaos theory and social science.
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