Culture and group-functional punishment behaviour
Humans often ‘altruistically’ punish non-cooperators in one-shot interactions among genetically unrelated individuals. This poses an evolutionary puzzle because altruistic punishment enforces cooperation norms that benefit the whole group but is costly ...
Antonio M. Espín +4 more
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Abuse-Deterrent Opioids: A Survey of Physician Beliefs, Behaviors, and Psychology [PDF]
Objective: Evaluate beliefs and behaviors pertaining to abuse-deterrent opioids (ADFs). Design: Survey in 2019 by invitation to all licensed physicians. Setting: Commonwealth of Kentucky. Participants: 374 physicians. Methods: Descriptive statistics, and hypothesis test that early adopter prescribers would have greater endorsement of opioid
Nabarun Dasgupta +5 more
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Power Processes in Bargaining [PDF]
This is a theoretical article that integrates and extends a particular program of work on power in bargaining relationships. Power is conceptualized as a structurally based capability, and power use as tactical action falling within either conciliatory ...
Lawler, Edward J
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Advertising and Conspicuous Consumption [PDF]
The paper formalizes the intuition that brands are consumed for image reasons and that advertising creates a brand’s image. The key idea is that advertising informs the public of brand names and creates the possibility of conspicuous consumption by ...
Krähmer, Daniel
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An experimental test of the deterrence hypothesis [PDF]
Crime has to be punished, but does punishment reduce crime? We conduct a neutrally framed laboratory experiment to test the deterrence hypothesis, namely that crime is weakly decreasing in deterrent incentives, i.e. severity and probability of punishment.
Hörisch, Hannah, Strassmair, Christina
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But everyone else is doing it: A closer look at the occupational taxpaying culture of one business sector [PDF]
When individuals embark on their careers they not only become acculturated into their occupational sectors' day-to-day norms and practices, but also their taxpaying ones.
Adams +40 more
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The Paradoxical Influence of Stress on the Intensity of Romantic Feelings Towards the Partner
According to Brehm’s emotional intensity theory (EIT), the strength of feelings of romantic affect towards a romantic partner should vary as a cubic function of increasing levels of relationship stress (i.e., deterrence to feelings of romantic affect ...
Silvia Donato +5 more
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A descriptive review and classification of organizational information security awareness research [PDF]
Information security awareness (ISA) is a vital component of information security in organizations. The purpose of this research is to descriptively review and classify the current body of knowledge on ISA.
Hutchinson, Gershon, Ophoff, Jacques
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Perceptions of Physical, Psychological, Social and Legal Deterrents to Joyriding [PDF]
This study examines factors that encourage or discourage joyriding from three different but compatible perspectives: deterrence theory, situational prevention and neutralisation theory. Participants were 228 high school students from grades 10, 11 and 12 who responded to a questionnaire in which they ranked the perceived effectiveness of various ...
McDonagh, E, Wortley, R, Homel, R
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Contextual Compliance: Situational and Subjective Cost-Benefit Decisions about Pesticides by Chinese Farmers [PDF]
This article analyzes how cost-benefit calculation influences compliance with pesticide regulation by Chinese farmers. Building on a study including 150 farmers and experts, it studies how operational costs and benefits and deterrence affect compliance ...
Van der Heijden, Jeroen +2 more
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