I Want You! An Experiment Studying the Selection Effect when Assigning Distributive Power

An experiment studying the selection effect when assigning distributive power

In our experiment subjects first answer a personality questionnaire. They then take part in a 3-person game. In the game one player chooses between two possibilities. The first is an outside option which assigns a positive amount to that player, but leaves the two others empty-handed. The second option consists in the assignment of power over the distribution of a pie among the three players to...

An experiment studying motivational effects when assigning distributive power

Will the fact that a person is selected among others on the basis of personal information affect that person’s behavior? In our experiment participants first answer a personality questionnaire. They then play a 3-person game: one of the three players decides, after inspecting the personality questionnaires, between an outside option and granting allocation power over a pie to one of the other t...

Who do you want to be when you grow up?

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491 March 2015 W are awash in a flood of information, many of us first checking our cell phones upon awakening in the morning and last checking them just before going to sleep. As physicians and researchers, we need access to new information. Being a good physician means staying aware of changes in knowledge and treatment options in order to better communicate with fellow healthcare workers and...

The more ICU, the more I want you.

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