(Mis)perceiving cooperativeness
Abstract
Cooperation is crucial for the success of social interactions. Given its importance, humans should readily be able to use available cues to predict how likely others are to cooperate. Here, we review the empirical literature on how accurate such predictions are. To this end, we distinguish between three classes of cues: behavioral (including past decisions), personal (including gender, attractiveness, and group membership) and situational...
Paper Details
Title
(Mis)perceiving cooperativeness
Published Date
Feb 1, 2022
Volume
43
Pages
151 - 155
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