Ceding and Succeeding: How the Altruistic Can Benefit from the Selfish in Joint Decisions
Abstract
We examine how the interplay of two partners’ interpersonal orientations (selfish vs. altruistic) in a decision‐making dyad impacts the extent to which the joint decision matches each partners’ individual a priori preferences. Two experiments, in which we manipulate and measure interpersonal orientations, as well as examine real consumption decisions, demonstrate the benefit of mismatching interpersonal orientations (selfish‐altruistic) in...
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Title
Ceding and Succeeding: How the Altruistic Can Benefit from the Selfish in Joint Decisions
Published Date
Apr 9, 2019
Volume
29
Issue
4
Pages
652 - 661
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