The main purpose of the study was to determine if gender-marked stereotypes modulate economic decision making using the one shot Ultimatum Game (UG) paradigm. The participants played as responders against 360 different proposers. Their identity was manipulated. Behavioral and electrophysiological data were registered. The results showed that gender marked stereotypes lead to a modulation of the acceptation rate and the amplitude of the FRN. We propose that the modulation of the FRN reflects the conflict detection/monitoring and not only the perceived fairness of the offer.
GENDER STEREOTYPES MODULATE ECONOMIC DECISION MAKING & THE FEEDBACK RELATED NEGATIVITY / E., Fabre; Pesciarelli, Francesca; Cacciari, Cristina. - In: PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY. - ISSN 0048-5772. - ELETTRONICO. - 49:(2012), pp. 119-119. (Intervento presentato al convegno Society for Psychophysiological Research tenutosi a New Orleans nel 21-24 October).
GENDER STEREOTYPES MODULATE ECONOMIC DECISION MAKING & THE FEEDBACK RELATED NEGATIVITY
PESCIARELLI, Francesca;CACCIARI, Cristina
2012
Abstract
The main purpose of the study was to determine if gender-marked stereotypes modulate economic decision making using the one shot Ultimatum Game (UG) paradigm. The participants played as responders against 360 different proposers. Their identity was manipulated. Behavioral and electrophysiological data were registered. The results showed that gender marked stereotypes lead to a modulation of the acceptation rate and the amplitude of the FRN. We propose that the modulation of the FRN reflects the conflict detection/monitoring and not only the perceived fairness of the offer.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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