Framing influences choice. However, little is known about the underlying mechanisms
behind framing effects. We study gain-loss framing in binary modified dictator games …

We conduct an interdisciplinary meta-analysis to aggregate the knowledge from empirical
estimates of inequality aversion reported from 1999 to 2022. In particular, we examine 85 …

In social interactions, people frequently encounter gain (ie, all outcomes are gains from the
status-quo) or loss (all outcomes are losses from the status-quo) social dilemmas, where …

Abstract The Trust Game literature is quite extensive; those experimental studies consider
situations where a trustor risks an endowment to become wealthier when trustworthiness …

Are people less pro-social when sharing losses instead of gains? This paper reports the
findings of a meta-analysis of 33 studies with 114 estimates from ultimatum and dictator …

We conducted experiments on norm focusing. The tests were carried out with two versions of
dictator games: in one version of the game, the dictator had to allocate a gain of€ 10, while …

Economic decision making often involves determining how to share losses, or liabilities.
While preferences for fairness over positive outcomes, ie, gains, have been extensively …

The role of the loss-gain context in human social decision-making remains heavily debated,
with mixed evidence showing that losses (vs. gains) boost both selfish and prosocial …

We experimentally test whether the gap between reference and actual income impacts
subsequent altruism. Participants first perform a real-effort task for a fixed wage and then …

Although in everyday life decisions about losses are prevalent (eg, the climate crisis and the
COVID-19 crisis), there is hardly any research on decisions in the loss domain. Therefore …