Heterogeneity in fairness views: A challenge to the mutualistic approach?

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 36 (1):84-85 (2013)
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This commentary argues that the observed heterogeneity in fairness views, documented in many economic experiments, poses a challenge to the partner choice theory developed by Baumard et al. It also discusses the extent to which their theory can explain how people consider inequalities due to pure luck

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