In this paper, we review recent advances in experimental auctions and provide practical
advice and guidelines for researchers. We focus on issues related to randomisation to …

Which social decisions are intuitive? Which are deliberative? The dual-process approach to
human sociality has emerged in the last decades as a vibrant and exciting area of research …

Do individuals intuitively favor certain moral actions over others? This study explores the
role of intuitive thinking—induced by time pressure and cognitive load—in moral judgment …

In this essay, we closely examine three aspects of the Reporting Guidelines for this journal,
as described by Gerber et al.(2014, Journal of Experimental Political Science 1 (1): 81–98) …

Individuals who are concerned for a nonprofit's mission benefit from activities that increase
the nonprofit's output. As these benefits are enjoyed by anyone with similar concerns …

When cognitive load exceeds cognitive capacity, individuals may make poorer decisions,
especially when substantial deliberation is required. Deck and Jahedi's (2015) influential …

Social mindfulness has recently been introduced as a type of prosocial behavior that
emphasizes the importance of a skill to see other people's needs beyond the will to act …

Can we use the lens of dual-system theories to explain altruistic behavior? In recent years
this question has attracted the interest of both economists and psychologists. We contribute …

This paper examines the relationship between public good game (PGG) contributions and
cognitive abilities assessed by the Cognitive Reflection Test (CRT). Employing two …

There are many ways to induce cognitive load. In this paper, we manipulate cognitive
capacity using four common techniques: a number memorization task, a visual pattern task …