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The prospect of a fair outcome triggers prosocial behaviour in the Centipede Game
Human decision-making reflects not only material incentives, but also concern for others' gains and the ability to understand others. However, the extent to which sensitivity to fairness interacts with aspects of social cognition and affects sequential social interactions requires further understand
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