Anger, guilt, and repeated cooperation in social dilemmas.
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DOI: 10.1037/emo0000897
Abstract: A consistent finding in behavioral economics is that in social dilemma situations in which individuals must decide between individual and group welfare, cooperation declines over time eventually resulting in noncooperation. Extant theorizing addressing phenomena such… read more here.
Keywords: anger; cooperation; cooperative behavior; anger guilt ... See more keywords