We report two studies investigating individual intuitive-deliberative cognitive-styles and risk-
styles as moderators of the framing effect in Tversky and Kahneman's famous Unusual …

The present study investigates the influence of framing, different amounts to lose, and
probabilities of a risky and sure choice option, time limits, and need on risky decision …

The satisfaction of needs depends on the willingness of others to forgo own payoffs to the
benefit of the claimant. Given the heterogeneity and subjectivity of individual needs, it is …

This research explores the hypothesis that third‐party decision makers will be less likely to
switch from a suboptimal default payoff to a more efficient alternative one when payoff …

In attempts to compare different distributions with regards to need, so-called “measures of
need-based distributive justice” have emerged in recent years. Each of the proposed …

To investigate the impact of framing on rule-breaking in social dilemmas, we incorporated a
rule in a 1-shot resource game with 2 framing treatments: in one frame, we offered a give …

This chapter aggregates the results of the disciplinary and mostly experimental sub-projects
of the research group “Need-Based Justice and Distribution Procedures” into an empirically …

To make the process of identifying and recognizing needs more transparent and to postulate
a theory of need-based justice, we investigated various frames in which decision problems …

Many socially desirable actions are subject to risk and occur in situations where the others
are not anonymous. Assessing whether lower subject-subject anonymity affects behavior …

To investigate the impact of framing on rule-breaking behavior in social dilemmas, we
incorporated a rule in a one-shot resource game with two framing-treatments: One frame …