Do perceiver effects for communal traits predict trust-related economic decisions?

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The goal of the present investigation is to test whether perceiver effects for communal traits such as affectionateness and trustworthiness are unique predictors of trust-related economic decision making. Specifically, perceiver effects of communion should resemble generalized expectations about others’ intentions to behave in moral and prosocial ways, and thus they should be able to explain people’s readiness to invest private money in public goods.

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