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The cost of saying no: behavioural, physiological, motor, and agency-related responses to corruption under threat in immersive virtual reality
moral-behaviorphysiologyprosocial-behaviorsocial-and-behavioral-sciencessocial-and-personality-psychologyviolence-and-aggression
Corruption can involve not only incentives to comply, but also personal costs for refusing. This combination of reward and threat is especially relevant in forms of coercive corruption, including organised-crime contexts in which bribery and intimidation may operate together. To investigate the psyc
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