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Gambling on Others’ Health: Risky Pro-social Decision-Making in the Era of Covid19

2020-11-27

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<p>In the early days of the Covid19 pandemic, individuals were asked to perform costly actions to reduce harm to strangers, even while the general population, including authorities and experts, grappled with the uncertainty surrounding the novel virus. Many studies have examined health decision-making by experts, but the study of lay, non-expert, individual decision-making on a stranger's health has been left to t...

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