We conduct a laboratory experiment to investigate the impact of institutions and institutional choice on truth-telling and trust in sender-receiver games. We find that in an institution with sanctioning opportunities, receivers sanction predominantly after having trusted lies. Individuals who sanction are responsible for truth-telling beyond standard equilibrium predictions and are more likely ...

All known human societies have maintained social order by enforcing compliance with social norms. The biological mechanisms underlying norm compliance are, however, hardly understood. We show that the right lateral prefrontal cortex (rLPFC) is involved in both voluntary and sanction-induced norm compliance. Both types of compliance could be changed by varying the neural excitability of this bra...

Until the global economic downturn of the new millennium, demand for information technology (IT) professionals exceeded supply mostly due to specific skill sets such as integrating legacy applications with Web development, project management , telecommunications, mobile commerce, and enterprise resource planning. More firms are turning externally not only to local vendors but also to services a...

This article studies the case of sanctions against Russian war on Ukraine in 2022 background four major and well-documented historical sanction episodes: (1) anti-Apartheid 1980s, (2) Iraqi occupation Kuwait 1990, (3) Iranian nuclear capabilities (4) US EU annexation Crimea. Two cases (South Africa Iran) have a comparatively low probability success based pre-sanction trade linkage between sende...

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Introduction. Administrative offenses are the most common of all types committed on territory Ukraine every year. Together, they pose a significant threat to state and society. Effective in combating this is application administrative responsibility, final result which imposition fines. Among them, public works occupy special place, one relatively new The purpose paper define concepts, signs, c...

Mental health courts (MHCs) generally began to appear in 1997. Today, more than 80 courts exist in the United States. In the present article, the authors argue that the 2nd generation of MHCs has arrived. The authors compare 8 previously described courts (P. A. Griffin, H. J. Steadman, & J. Petrila, 2002) with 7 newer courts that have not been previously described in the psycholegal literature....