Publications by authors named "Andrea Robbett"
Article Synopsis
- The study examines how having excuses for self-serving actions affects favoritism toward one's group during a political context.
- When participants knew the distribution outcomes could benefit them but were unaware of their partner's payoff, they tended to act selfishly towards both in-group and out-group members.
- The presence of moral wiggle room led to a noticeable drop in group favoritism, particularly among those interacting with fellow partisans.
