CEEL Staff Maria Giovanna Devetag

Maria Giovanna Devetag

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Education

Current position: Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Department of Management and Computer Science, University of Trento.
Research interests: behavioral game theory, cognitive psychology, organizational behavior, experimental economics.
Ph.D. in Economics at the S. Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa (2000)
Bachelor's Degree in 'Economia Aziendale' from the University of Venice (July 1996).
High School Diploma: Maturita' Scientifica (June 1989). Liceo Scientifico "Duca degli Abruzzi", Gorizia, Italy.

 

 

Positions Covered

Member of ROCK (Research on Organization, Coordination and Knowledge), Department of Management and Computer Science, University of Trento.
Visiting Research Fellow at Princeton University, Dept. of Psychology (Feb. 1997 - Jan. 1998).
Visiting Student at UC Berkeley, Dept. of Economics (July 1994 - July 1995).

Publications

• Devetag, M.G. and Zaninotto, E. (2001), 'The imperfect hiding: some introductory concepts and preliminary issues on modularity', ROCK working paper.
  
• Devetag, M.G. (2001), 'Coordination in Critical Mass Games: An Experimental Study', ROCK working paper.
  
• Devetag, M.G. and Warglien, M. (2001), 'Representing others' preferences in mixed motive games: Was Schelling Right?', working paper Computable and Experimental Economics Lab, University of Trento.
  
• Devetag, M.G., Bottazzi, G., and Dosi, G., (2001), 'Adaptive Learning and Emergent Coordination in Minority Games', ROCK working paper.
  
• Devetag, M.G., (2001), 'Il comportamento del consumatore', in Pammolli, F., Modelli e Strategie di Marketing, FrancoAngeli.
  
• Devetag, M.G. (2000), 'Transfer, Focality and Coordination: An Experimental Investigation', LEM working paper, St. Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa.
  
• Devetag, M.G. (1999), 'From Utilities to Mental Models: A Critical Survey on Decision Rules and Cognition in Consumer Choice', Industrial and Corporate Change, 8, 2.
  
• Devetag, M.G., Legrenzi, P., and Warglien, M. (in press). Focusing in naive game playing, in A. Vandierendonck, G. Devooght, G. d'Ydewalle and W. Schaeken (eds.), Deductive reasoning and strategies, Erlbaum Press.
  
• Warglien, M., Devetag, M.G., Legrenzi, P. (1999), 'Mental models and naive play in normal form games', Working Paper, Computable and Experimental Economics Laboratory, University of Trento (forthcoming).
  
• Devetag, M.G., Legrenzi, P. and Warglien, M. 1997. Come le alternative inefficienti influenzano le nostre decisioni. Sistemi Intelligenti, Anno IX, N. 3 (December), 377-397.
  
• Devetag, M.G. and Warglien, M. 1996. I vantaggi del pioniere. Sviluppo e Organizzazione, 153, (January/February), 52-54.
  
• Devetag, M.G. and Warglien, M. 1995. La rilevanza delle alternative irrilevanti. Sviluppo e Organizzazione, 151 (September/October), 73-76.

Seminars, Schools and Conferences

• WEHIA (Workshop on Economics with Heterogeneous Interacting Agents) Conference, Maastricht, Netherlands (June 7-9, 2001)
  
• SCE (Society for Computational Economics) 2001 Conference, Yale University (June 28-30, 2001)
  
• Eurosim 2001 Conference, University of Delft (June 26-29, 2001)
  
• Second CEEL Workshop on Experimental Economics, University of Graz ( November 2000)
  
• First CEEL Workshop on Experimental Economics, University of Trento (March 2000)
  
• ESA International Annual Meeting, Stern Business School, NYU, New York (June 2000)
  
• ESA Regional European Meeting, University of Grenoble, France (November 1999)
  
• Summer School on Markov Models in the Economy, Prof. Yuri Kaniovski, Department of Management and Computer Science, University of Trento, March 1999.
  
• Russel Sage Foundation Summer School in Behavioral Economics. Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University, July 20-31 1998.
  
• CIDE Summer School in Econometrics, University of Bologna, September 1999.
  
• Warglien, P., Devetag, M.G., Legrenzi, P. (1998) International Workshop on Mental Models in Games, University of Venice, S. Servolo, August.
  
• Devetag, M.G., Legrenzi, P. and Warglien, M. International Conference on Perspectives and Limits of Cognitive Economics, Bocconi University, Milan, March 22, 1996.
  
• Referee for Industrial and Corporate Change, 1999.

Awards

Recipient of Scholarship for Post-graduation studies offered by the University of Venice to qualified students at the national level. 1996-1997 Academic Year.

Skills

Excellent knowledge of both written and spoken English. Good knowledge of MS-DOS and Windows. Microsoft Word, Excel, SPSS, Mathematica, LateX.

Home Page

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