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Decision theory

game whose payoffs alternate in sign so that its expected value is undefined, challenging expected utility theory.

In decision theory, Pasadena game refers to game whose payoffs alternate in sign so that its expected value is undefined, challenging expected utility theory. This meaning comes from Nover (2004) in Mind.[1]

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References

Nover, H. (2004). Vexing Expectations. Mind, 113(450), 237-249. https://doi.org/10.1093/mind/113.450.237

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