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15:40 - 17:10
Competition, Punishment & Responsibility
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Location: South Room 225 - Floor 2
Chair/s:
Simon Merz
Simon Merz - Do Intentions Influence Judgments in Human–AI Decision-Making? An Experimental Study of Responsibility Attribution
Qinyu Xiao - The Promises and Perils of Collective Punishment: Norm Changes Are Linked to Compliance, while Incentives May Crowd It Out
Sabina Kołodziej - Tax Evasion and the Fairness of Penalties and Reliefs: A Comparative Study of Poland and the Czech Republic
Jan Rejthar - Honeymoon in Team Performance in Counter Strike
panel.6-South Room 225 - Floor 2-01
Honeymoon in team performance in Counter Strike
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Jan Rejthar, Prague University of Economics and Business
panel.6-South Room 225 - Floor 2-02
Do Intentions Influence Judgments in Human–AI Decision-Making? An Experimental Study of Responsibility Attribution
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Simon Merz, University of Halle
panel.6-South Room 225 - Floor 2-03
Tax evasion and the fairness of penalties and reliefs: A comparative study of Poland and the Czech Republic
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Sabina Kołodziej, Kozminski University
panel.6-South Room 225 - Floor 2-04
The promises and perils of collective punishment: Norm changes are linked to compliance, while incentives may crowd it out
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Qinyu Xiao, Faculty of Psychology, University of Vienna