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. 2012 Oct 16;6:148. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2012.00148

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Copyright © 2012 Fareri, Chang and Delgado.

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Subjective ratings and trust game behavior (Day 2). (A) A 2 (time: pre/post) × 3 (condition) repeated measures ANOVA on subjective ratings of partner trustworthiness before and after the Trust Game paralleled results from the Day 1 session: a main effect of condition and a significant time × condition interaction emerged. (B) A one-way repeated measures ANOVA on participants’ trust decisions also mirrored results from the Day 1 session, showing a significant main effect of condition. Participants chose to share significantly less with the bad partner as compared to all other partners and the amount of time they decided to play the lottery. Participant behavior is plotted per condition as a function of time (24 trials per condition, binned into eight bins of three trials each for illustrative purposes).