emerged in classical game theory, namely, the problem of intentions, that of trust and that of decision frames. …

We claim that the emergence of trust is best explained by relation-based arguments. After brie fly surveying … examine theoretical discussions of cooperative and trust behavior framed in terms of attitudes, esteem and, most of all …, intentions. An important implication of all these approaches is that the relational element makes human inter actions different …

People can become less cooperative when threatened with sanctions, and researchers have pointed to both 'intentions … the relative importance of intentions and incentives in producing non-cooperative behavior in a personal exchange …

-fulfilling nature of trust and finally to the so-called social framing effects. …

reciprocity. The experiment implements sequences of two types of extensive form games called Punishment games and Trust games. The … reciprocal behavior. Results show that the level of trust and punishment are consistent with the view that emotions are involved. …

theoretical discussions of cooperative and trust behavior framed in terms of attitudes, esteem and, most of all, intentions. An …We claim that the emergence of trust is best explained by relation-based arguments. After briefly surveying alternative … documented by a lot of evidence produced by neuroeconomic experiments. When trust is based on relations and on the recognition of …