In a pre-registered online experiment, choices in an efficiency-versus-equity trade-off game predicted Stag-Hunt cooperation, while choices aligned with moral framing did not, indicating efficiency rather than morality drives risky cooperation.
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Preferences for efficiency, rather than preferences for morality, drive cooperation in the one-shot Stag-Hunt Game
In a pre-registered online experiment, choices in an efficiency-versus-equity trade-off game predicted Stag-Hunt cooperation, while choices aligned with moral framing did not, indicating efficiency rather than morality drives risky cooperation.