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Does Sharing Food Help or Hinder Trust and Interdependence?

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Description: Tests whether sharing food with a stranger increases trust over and above sharing in general. Should sharing food increase trust among strangers, we test whether increases in trust are better explained by closeness or perceived interdependence.

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Does Sharing Food Help or Hinder Trust and Interdependence? | Registered: 2020-07-01 05:59 UTC

Guevara Beltran
In study 1 we found that sharing food with a stranger, compared to eating together, or sharing non-food items, led to losses in trust and generosity. ...
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Study 2: cooperation, scarcity, or disease? | Registered: 2020-07-01 05:59 UTC

Guevara Beltran
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Study 3: scarcity|abundance manipulation | Registered: 2021-07-15 23:27 UTC

Guevara Beltran, Whisner, Krems & 2 more
Test the hypothesis that perceived food scarcity leads to in-the-moment lower interdependence as indexed by emotional shared fate.
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