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Dictator game behavior distinct from ultimatum and trust games!

SSRN Electronic Journal
Game Specific Social Preferences: Different Types and a Canceling-Out Effect
Philipp Schliffke

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Social preferences in different games were studied through an experiment. Results showed that behavior in the dictator game was different from the ultimatum and trust games. However, behavior in the ultimatum and trust games was similar at a group level, but varied among individuals.