Many interactions feature “All-or-Nothing” options nudging investors towards going “all-in,” however such designs unintentionally affect reciprocity by diluting signals of intended trust. We caution those who compare results across “trust game” designs. dx.doi.org/10.1111/ecin.1293…

In new paper in Hum Nat with Timothy Shields dlvr.it/RgT1rt we used an econ. experiment (guesses & Bluff-Challenge games) to examine relationship bw gender, gender stereotypes, & gender discriminative lies and challenges among a sample of college students. What we found:

From my quick tl/dr: they evaluate how sound of pepper grinders vs. trucks at various distances leads to inferences of sound source distance. I have a hunch that perception of sound source distance even more accurate for human voice - would love to see that test compared.

Ridonkulously cool!