Underestimating Rewards: Systematic Miscalibration of Prosocial Behavior across Games, Costs, and Incentivized Beliefs
Published: 30 June 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/zcjkxmw44y.1
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Diego SantamariaDescription
This file contains the experimental data used in the article “Underestimating Rewards: Systematic Miscalibration of Prosocial Behavior Across Games, Costs, and Incentivized Beliefs” (López-Pérez, Pinter, Rodríguez-Priego, Santamaria, Leibbrandt). The data come from a series of laboratory experiments with two?player games designed to study prosocial behavior (costly punishment and reward) and beliefs about such behavior under different payoff structures, sanctioning costs, and incentive conditions for beliefs.
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Behavioral Economics, Behavioral Experiment