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  1. Calculated Punishment.Fadong Chen, Gideon Nave & Lei Wang - forthcoming - Journal of Business Ethics:1-17.
    Punishment is fundamental to the evolution of cooperative norms in teams, organizations, and societies. Based on findings that people are faster when punishing others (relative to when withholding punishment), dual-process theories of punishment assert that humans have an intuitive tendency to punish, which requires effortful deliberation to overcome. Here, we propose an alternative single-process theory that models punishment decisions as a sequential sampling process. We provide supporting evidence for this theory using a public goods game experiment that experimentally manipulates the (...)
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  • Moral barrier to compassion: How perceived badness of sufferers dampens observers' compassionate responses.Hongbo Yu, Jie Chen, Bernadette Dardaine & Fan Yang - 2023 - Cognition 237 (C):105476.
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  • Response time modelling reveals evidence for multiple, distinct sources of moral decision caution.Milan Andrejević, Joshua P. White, Daniel Feuerriegel, Simon Laham & Stefan Bode - 2022 - Cognition 223 (C):105026.
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