Time pressure and motivated delay effects on sanctioning in a social dilemma-Data and Code

This is the code and data to accompany the publication in JBEE for the experiments in Time pressure and motivated delay effects on sanctioning in a social dilemma.We examine intuitive and deliberative cognitive processes on collective action through sanctioning in a social dilemma using two experiments with cognitive manipulations. The first experiment applies time pressure during the voting stage for sanctions to prompt quick and intuitive thought processes to the decision. The second experiment applies a motivated delay treatment to enact deliberative cognitive processes to the voting stage. We find that time pressure and motivated delay do not effect voting for cooperative rules.