In the Blink of an I: On Delayed but Identical Subjective Reactions and Their Effect on Self-Interested Behavior

Autor:	Elizabeth C. Pinel, Mark Huneke, Anson E. Long
Rok vydání:	2015
Předmět:	Adult Male genetic structures Social Psychology Adolescent Stimulus (physiology) Dilemma Young Adult Ask price Humans Female Interpersonal Relations Cooperative Behavior Psychology Social psychology
Zdroj:	The Journal of social psychology. 155(6)
ISSN:	1940-1183
Popis:	People believe that they have shared an identical subjective experience—that they have I-shared—when they react identically and simultaneously to the same stimulus. Despite growing evidence for I-sharing, researchers have yet to ask whether simultaneity really makes a difference. We test the importance of simultaneity for I-sharing effects. Participants played prisoner’s dilemma with someone who shared their subjective self, their objective self, or neither. Some participants learned this information immediately; others, after a short delay. Time delay decreased cooperation in the subjective similarity condition, but not in the objective similarity or neither conditions. These findings underscore the importance of simultaneity for I-sharing effects and highlight the implications of I-sharing for cooperation and self-interested behavior.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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