2019
DOI: 10.1101/826529
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Affective biases encoded by the central arousal systems dynamically modulate inequality aversion in human interpersonal negotiations

Abstract: AbstractNegotiating with others about how finite resources should be distributed is an important aspect of human social life. However, little is known about mechanisms underlying human social-interactive decision-making. Here, we report results from a novel iterative Ultimatum Game (UG) task, in which the proposer’s facial emotions and offer amounts were sampled probabilistically based on the participant’s decisions, creating a gradually evolving social-interactive decision-mak… Show more

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