Risks to selves, risks to others

Article Abstract:

Individuals sometimes impose health risks on others and even on themselves when they engage in activities such as smoking, drinking and sex. Health interventions that minimize risk to selves and others (RSO) and to selves (SELF) have been established to evaluate cost per-life year saved. RSO interventions recorded a lower cost per unit of benefit compared to SELF interventions. This difference exhibits decision-makers minimal consideration of the risk they impose on others.

Risk factors (Health), Health risk assessment

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Trust, risk and betrayal

Article Abstract:

The impact of the risk of betrayal costs on trusting behavior of a person is examined. The experimental results indicated that the risk of betrayal decreased people's willingness to trust.

Analysis, Influence, Trust (Psychology), Betrayal

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Compensating the cooperators: is sorting in the prisoner's dilemma possible?

Article Abstract:

The effect of relative payoffs on cooperation rates in assigned prisoner's dilemma game is examined by comparing various auction treatments.

Science & research, Auctions

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