As machines powered by artificial intelligence (AI) influence humans' behaviour in ways that
are both like and unlike the ways humans influence each other, worry emerges about the …

Although dishonesty is often a social phenomenon, it is primarily studied in individual
settings. However, people frequently collaborate and engage in mutual dishonest acts. We …

Corruption is a pervasive phenomenon that affects the quality of institutions, undermines
economic growth and exacerbates inequalities around the globe. Here we tested whether …

Group service in online health communities (OHCs) is a novel form of service where
physicians can share knowledge and collaborate with others to provide better services to …

Achieving successful and long-lasting behavior change via nudging comes with challenges.
This is particularly true when choice architects attempt to change behavior that is collectively …

This study examines the phenomenon of free-riding in academic co-authorship, focusing
particularly on scenarios involving accounting faculty and research students. Using strain …

Corruption is often the product of coordinated rule violations. Here, we investigated how
such corrupt collaboration emerges and spreads when people can choose their partners …

We introduce several new variants of the dice experiment by Fischbacher and Föllmi-Heusi
(Journal of the European Economic Association 11 (3): 525–547, 2013) to investigate …

Trustworthiness is a foundation of well-functioning relationships and societies, and thus
often perceived as a socially normative behaviour. Correspondingly, a broad array of …

We study the impact of competition on morals using a dynamic variant of the die-under-the-
cup task. Players can repeatedly misreport the outputs of consecutive die rolls to earn more …