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Moral opportunism as a consequence of decision making under uncertainty

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Experimental test of the effects of punishment probability and size on the decision to take a bribe

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The psychology of social dilemmas : a review

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CNIL’s Decision Fining Google Violates One-Stop-Shop

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On 21 January 2019, the French Data Protection Supervisory Authority (CNIL) imposed a penalty of 50 million euros on Google. In its assessment, the CNIL considered itself competent to rule on complaints filed in France alleging unlawful processing of personal data by Google. The decision was...

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Moral repair versus punishment : influences on managerial responses

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respond with punishment. The emerging moral repair literature suggests an alternative to punishment: a reparative response …

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Some conditions of obedience and disobedience to authority

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When punishment doesn't pay : cold glow and decisions to punish

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When do people prefer carrots to sticks? : a robust "matching effect" in policy evaluation

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When Punishment Doesn't Pay : 'Cold Glow' and Decisions to Punish

Ouss, Aurélie; Peysakhovich, Alexander - 2016

Economic theories of punishment focus on determining the levels that provide maximal social material payoffs. In … are apprehended. However, levels of punishment often are determined by aggregates of individual decisions. Research in … behavioral economics, psychology and neuroscience shows that individuals appear to treat punishment as a private good (“cold glow …

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