A Foundation for Behavioral Economics
指出行为经济学缺乏连贯的理论基础，认为经过适当改造的演化心理学可以为其提供部分基础，并提出了生成和检验异常行为起源理论的方法。
Jessica L. Cohen and William T. Dickens* The core theory of behavior in Economics, which structures inquiry and provides a framework for empirical analysis, is largely responsible for the success of the discipline. Behavioral Economics (BE) challenges this theory, but has failed to provide a coherent alternative. Consequently the influence of BE has been limited. In what follows we argue that Evolutionary Psychology (EP), suitably adapted, can provide at least a partial foundation for BE. Its methods offer a way of generating theories of the origins of anomalous behaviors and of testing those theories.