@misc{10481/31467,
year = {2005},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10481/31467},
abstract = {Recent papers on double-blind dictator games have obtained significant generous behavior when information regarding recipient is provided. But the lack of information disincentives other-regarding behavior and then, the subject’s behavior closely approximates the game-theoretic prediction based on the selfishness assumption. This paper conducted four treatment of dictator games. We used one-room design, between-subjects anonymity and extra-credit point as rewards.
Two treatments were used as baseline whereas the other two were aimed at reinforcing the recipient powerlessness and positive reciprocity. To promote these environments we include a “non—neutral” sentence to the instructions. Our baseline and modified DG are statistically different from each other, indicating that the additional sentences promote other—regarding behaviour. In fact, pure-selfish behavior vanishes.},
organization = {Antonio J. Morales acknowledges financial support from MCYT and FEDER grant number
BEC 2002-02852.},
publisher = {Universidad de Granada. Departamento de Teoría e Historia Económica},
keywords = {Dictator game},
keywords = {Framing effect},
keywords = {Social issues},
keywords = {Fairness},
keywords = {Reciprocity},
title = {Moral framing in dictator games by short},
author = {Brañas Garza, Pablo and Morales, Antonio J.},
}