Reciprocal Discounting: A Pilot Study

The Psychological Record - Tập 72 - Trang 505-509 - 2021
Natalie R. Buddiga1, Matthew L. Locey1
1Department of Psychology, University of Nevada, Reno, Reno, USA

Tóm tắt

Altruistic choice can be described quantitatively by social discount functions that indicate how rewards decrease in value with increases in social distance. Reciprocation from others has been implicated as an influential variable for altruistic choice. To investigate reciprocation and social discounting, a novel reciprocal discounting task asked participants to report what various individuals on their list would choose between money for themselves and money for the participant. Results from 150 participants show that reciprocal discounting is well-fit by Mazur’s hyperbolic equation and correlates significantly with social discounting.

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