# Psychology & Economics

## PSYC-4520

This course explores the intersection of psychology and economics, a field recognized in the 2002 Nobel Prize awarded to Daniel Kahneman. Topics include theories of rationality, psychological perspectives on market behavior, and the cognitive underpinnings of economic decision-making. The course also introduces dynamic systems including market, sub-economic, economic externality, and inequality dynamics. These systems are grounded in psychological concepts such as intentional charge, cognitive fields, consciousness, impulse control, and Freudian personality theory.

4 credits
Prereqs:
none

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2026

Psychology & Economics (4c)

- Yingrui Yang

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Game Development (4c)

- Marc Christian Destefano

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Game Development (4c)

- Marc Christian Destefano

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