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Social norm adoption can be quantitatively measured through behavioral economic experiments.
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Behavioral economic experiments, such as coordination games and norm elicitation tasks, provide robust quantitative frameworks for measuring social norm adoption and sensitivity.

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MECHANISMS Study: Using Game Theory to Assess the Effects of Social Norms and Social Networks on Adolescent Smoking in Schools—Study Protocol
2020 · cited by 19
The study uses rule-following tasks and coordination games to quantitatively assess social norms and norm sensitivity.
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The retrieved literature (e.g., papers 0, 3, and 4) explicitly discusses and employs behavioral economic experiments like coordination games and ultimatum games to quantitatively elicit and measure social norms and norm adherence. There are no refuting papers.

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Social Norms And Norm Elicitation In Behavioral Economics
2024 · cited by 3
The paper explains how norm elicitation methods allow researchers to measure social norms separately from behavior in behavioral economics.
Norm focusing and losses—Evidence of ultimatum game experiments
2024 · cited by 3
The research employs incentivized ultimatum game experiments to quantitatively measure and analyze the effects of social norms on behavior.
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