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Psychology, Crime and Law, 2003
At first sight, vengeance appears to be a puzzling emotion, as it does not redress the harm that elicited it, while acting on it may well turn out to be counterproductive. In this study we asked a large group of (young) respondents (n = 513) to think of a particular recent incident that made them feel vengeful and to report whether they had acted on it
Robert Horselenberg
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At first sight, vengeance appears to be a puzzling emotion, as it does not redress the harm that elicited it, while acting on it may well turn out to be counterproductive. In this study we asked a large group of (young) respondents (n = 513) to think of a particular recent incident that made them feel vengeful and to report whether they had acted on it
Robert Horselenberg
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Games and Economic Behavior, 2002 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Friedman, Daniel, Singh, Nirvikar
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Review of Economics and Statistics, 2013 This paper investigates the extent of vengeful feelings and their determinants using data on more than 116,000 individuals from 66 countries. Country characteristics as well as personal attributes of the individuals influence vengeful feelings. The magnitude of vengeful feelings is greater for people in countries with low levels of education, low ...
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More is different with a vengeance
Cell Systems, 2022In his 1972 landmark paper "More is Different," Philip W. Anderson established "complexity" as a fundamentally important subject of inquiry. He highlighted the profound limitations of reductionist approaches in understanding nature's complexity, and he set in motion new lines of investigation that have, among other things, led to systems biology.
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Economic Inquiry, 2011
When contracts are incomplete or unenforceable, inefficient levels of investment may occur because of hold‐up. If individuals care for negative reciprocity, these problems may be reduced, as revenge becomes a credible threat. However, negative reciprocity has this effect only when the investor holds the rights of control of the investment proceeds.
Dufwenberg, Martin +2 more
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When contracts are incomplete or unenforceable, inefficient levels of investment may occur because of hold‐up. If individuals care for negative reciprocity, these problems may be reduced, as revenge becomes a credible threat. However, negative reciprocity has this effect only when the investor holds the rights of control of the investment proceeds.
Dufwenberg, Martin +2 more
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Vengeance is mine: Narcissism, vengeance, and the tendency to forgive
Journal of Research in Personality, 2004Abstract Recent theory and research have suggested that the disposition to forgive and the tendency to seek vengeance are related but distinguishable characteristics. Although highly forgiving individuals cannot be simultaneously high in vengeance, those who are low in forgiveness could be either vengeful or not.
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JEMS: Journal of Emergency Medical Services, 2006
Jon, Studnek, Antonio R, Fernandez
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Jon, Studnek, Antonio R, Fernandez
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