RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)If so then it's a great example of being in the Dark Ages of psychology. Such large changes of professional opinion, such dramatically shifting diagnoses and "measurements" (little of the diagnostic criteria actually involves objective measurement), along with continuing lack of biological test, strongly suggests that the diagnosers don't know what they're doing. ...

Definition - Behavioral Economics studies psychology in relation to economic decision-making processes of individuals and institutions [1]