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Assured Rewards Facilitate Non-Intervention in Unfair Situations by High Psychopathy Individuals
2014
International Journal of Psychological Studies
Although third-party punishment plays a crucial role in the maintenance of reciprocal cooperative relationships in human society, for various reasons such punishment is not consistently levied even when it may be appropriate to do so. The present study investigated the effects of external incentives and psychopathy on non-intervention in a situation where third-party punishment would be warranted. Forty participants who completed a measure to assess psychopathy participated in an experiment in
doi:10.5539/ijps.v6n4p56
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