Lifespan developmental theories and research suggest a positive effect of adult age on
prosociality. However, this effect lacks consistency, with many studies excluding the period …

This article discusses insights from computational models and social neuroscience into
motivations, precursors, and mechanisms of altruistic decision‐making and other‐regard …

Objectives Recent studies support the idea of an intent-to-outcome shift in moral judgments
with age. We further assessed whether a reduced reliance on intentions is associated with …

While external stimulation can reliably trigger neuronal activity, cerebral processes can
operate independently from the environment. In this study, we conceptualize autogenous …

Research suggests that moral evaluations change during adulthood. Older adults (75+) tend
to judge accidentally harmful acts more severely than younger adults do, and this age …

The objective of the present experimental study was to compare how young people, healthy
older people, and older people with dementia cognitively integrated three factors (Intention …

Social cues, such as being watched, can subtly alter fund investment choices. This study
aimed to investigate how cues of being watched influence decision-making, attention …

This paper experimentally investigates the importance of sacrifice in affecting people's
reciprocal behavior. Our design allows us to exactly pin down how sacrifice of the sender's …

This dissertation consists of three distinct studies that apply a variety of experimental tools to
examine methods to elicit honesty, gender differences in negotiation returns, and uncertain …

For decades, researchers in moral judgment development have described and tried to
explain 25 the so-called 'outcome-to-intent shift'that occurs by late preschool age …