What Does the Cross-Cultural Study of the Ultimatum Game of Henrichs

question 28

Multiple Choice

What does the cross-cultural study of the Ultimatum Game of Henrichs et al. (2010) show?

• A) Smaller societies have more stringent notions of fairness (they expect a more equal division)
• B) Wealthy societies have more stringent notions of fairness (they expect a more equal division)
• C) Poorer societies have more stringent notions of fairness (they expect a more equal division)
• D) Larger societies have more stringent notions of fairness (they expect a more equal division)

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