In economic experiments decisions often differ from game-theoretic predictions. Why are people generous in one-shot ultimatum games with strangers? Is there a benefit to generosity toward strangers? Research on the neural substrates of decisions suggests that some choices are hormone-dependent. By artificially stimulating subjects with neuroactive hormones, we can identify which hormones and which brain regions participate in the decision-making, to what degree and in what direction. Does one hormone make subjects generous and another stingy? In this paper, two laboratory experiments are described using the hormones oxytocin and arginine vasopressin to see if oxytocin may make subjects more generous and is arginine vasopressin may do the opposite, make people stingy. Since these hormones naturally release during the day in response to the environment, it makes sense to test what happens when they change.
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Dr. Stanton is a neuroeconomist, currently a visiting scholar at the Center for Neuroeconomics Studies in Claremont, USA and research fellow at Max Planck Institute in Germany. She received a B.S. in mathematics, UCLA; MBA, UC Riverside; MS in Management Science & Engineering, Stanford; and Ph.D. in Economics, Claremont Graduate University.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In economic experiments decisions often differ fromgame-theoretic predictions. Why are people generousin one-shot ultimatum games with strangers Is therea benefit to generosity toward strangers Research onthe neural substrates of decisions suggests that somechoices are hormone-dependent. By artificiallystimulating subjects with neuroactive hormones, wecan identify which hormones and which brain regionsparticipate in the decision-making, to what degreeand in what direction. Does one hormone make subjectsgenerous and another stingy In this paper, twolaboratory experiments are described using thehormones oxytocin and arginine vasopressin to see ifoxytocin may make subjects more generous and isarginine vasopressin may do the opposite, make peoplestingy. Since these hormones naturally release duringthe day in response to the environment, it makessense to test what happens when they change. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9783639153521
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