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Do pain and effort increase prosocial contributions?: Revisiting the Martyrdom Effect with a replication and extensions Registered Report of Olivola and Shafir (2013)

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Do pain and effort increase prosocial contributions?: Revisiting the Martyrdom Effect with a replication and extensions Registered Report of Olivola and Shafir (2013) | Registered: 2024-04-12 20:23 UTC

Cheng & Feldman
Please see "PCIRR Stage 1" for preprint, Qualtircs survey, and simulated data and code (with all PCIRR review process) (This is an update to a withd...
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