Much of human cooperation takes place in mutualistic contexts in which the main challenge for individuals is how to coordinate decisions. In the current studies, we compared the abilities of chimpanze
Economic theories of legal compliance emphasize legal sanctions, whereas psychological and sociological theories stress the perceived legitimacy of law. Without disputing the importance of either mech
Cognitive appraisal theory predicts that emotions affects participation decisions around risky collective action. However, little existing research has attempted to parse out various mechanisms by whi
Using an existing coordination (traffic) experiment, we investigate information’s effect on traffic congestion when subjects already have a history of past play. In contrast t
