To trust, or not to trust: Cognitive reflection in trust games
We present results from two studies that show a positive relation between cognitive
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
To trust, or not to trust: Cognitive reflection in trust games
B Corgnet, AM Espín, R Hernán-González… - Journal of Behavioral …, 2016 - ideas.repec.org
We present results from two studies that show a positive relation between cognitive
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
To trust or not to trust: cognitive reflection in trust game
B Corgnet, A Espín, R Hernán-González… - Journal of Behavioral … - repository.mdx.ac.uk
We present results from two studies that show a positive relation between cognitive
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
[PDF][PDF] To Trust, or Not to Trust: Cognitive Reflection in Trust Games
B Corgnet, AM Espín, R Hernán-González, P Kujal… - core.ac.uk
We present results from two studies that show a positive relation between cognitive
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
To Trust, or Not to Trust: Cognitive Reflection in Trust Games
B Corgnet, A Espín, R Hernan Gonzalez… - Journal of Behavioral …, 2015 - papers.ssrn.com
We present results from two studies that show a positive relation between cognitive
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
To trust, or not to trust: Cognitive reflection in trust games
B Corgnet, AM Espín, R Hernán-González… - Journal of Behavioral …, 2016 - infona.pl
We present results from two studies that show a positive relation between cognitive
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
To Trust, or Not to Trust: Cognitive Reflection in Trust Games
B Corgnet, AM Espín, R Hernán-González, P Kujal… - 2015 - digitalcommons.chapman.edu
We present results from two studies that show a positive relation between cognitive
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
To trust, or not to trust: Cognitive reflection in trust games.
B Corgnet, AM Espín, R Hernán-González… - Journal of Behavioral …, 2016 - psycnet.apa.org
We present results from two studies that show a positive relation between cognitive
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
[PDF][PDF] Brice Corgneta, b, Antonio M. Espínc, Roberto Hernán-Gonzalezd, Praveen Kujalc, and Stephen Rassentib
CRINT GAMES - researchgate.net
We present results from two studies that show a positive relation between cognitive
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
To trust, or not to trust: Cognitive reflection in trust games
B Corgnet, A Espín… - … of Behavioral and …, 2016 - econpapers.repec.org
We present results from two studies that show a positive relation between cognitive
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …
reflection and trusting behavior, but no significant relation with trustworthy behavior. Our …