… The most striking result is that including the example reduces cooperation, consistent … of
cooperation, casting doubt on the Rand et al. interpretation of humans as intuitively cooperative. …

… ) also failed to demonstrate intuitive-cooperation effects. Taken together, the … intuitively
cooperative, hence suggesting that the theoretical relationship between intuition and cooperation …

… Thus, the same logic that leads to selection favoring intuitive cooperation and deliberative
defection in our model’s one-shot PDs can lead selection to favor intuitive rejection and …

… can be payoff-maximizing, deliberation can support cooperation (depending on the actor's
… pure cooperation, and therefore that promoting intuition will increase pure cooperation …

… intuitive pressure in this case that this new information is not a reason for me to reconsider
… begging to insist that it is rational to reconsider in an example of straightforward cooperation. …

… Study 8 also reported a higher cooperation rate in the intuitive treatment (means = … that
cooperative behavior is more spontaneous or "intuitive" than is non-cooperative behavior. Our …

… ‘train intuition’ in local social interactions in ways that promote intuitive cooperation may help
sustain cooperation in … Cooperative intuitions may also be open to exploitation and hence …

… whom) intuition favors cooperation: cooperation is typically … formation of generalized
cooperative intuitions. Deliberation, by … optimal, intuitive responses tend to be more cooperative …

… The authors infer intuition from relative decision times alone—most of … the role of intuition
over deliberation in shaping cooperative behavior, … Intuition and cooperation reconsidered …

… We obtain a positive overall effect of intuition on cooperation, though substantially … of intuition
on cooperation. Overall, we fail to obtain compelling evidence for the intuitive cooperation …