In this article, we discuss concepts of procedural fairness and equality of opportunity, and
review the descriptive evidence regarding such procedural fairness preferences and their …

While online communities may enhance firm performance, they commonly fail to retain
members. To address this challenge, scholars and managers call for the use of gamification …

Previous studies show that group risk taking can be more conservative than individual risk
taking. Two common, but untested reasons for this greater caution are the influence of social …

Many experiments have demonstrated that when evaluating payoffs, people take not only
their own payoffs into account, but also the payoffs of others in their social environment. Most …

This article surveys the theoretical literature in which people are modeled as taking other
people's payoffs into account either because this affects their utility directly or because they …

This paper studies whether people can avoid punishment by remaining willfully ignorant
about possible negative consequences of their actions for others. We employ a laboratory …

We experimentally investigate whether delegation can be an effective leadership behavior
to motivate followers. In particular, we study how the allocation and exercise of power–the …

Decisions about how to share resources with others often need to be taken under
uncertainty regarding its allocational consequences. Although risk preferences are likely …

Redistribution is an important regulation mechanism commonly used to benefit the whole
society by transferring capital to low-income members. How redistribution influences the …

People infer causes and assign responsibilities for situations they find themselves in. In
contradiction with classical presumptions about human behavior, it has been found that the …