1. Cross-societal
experimentation on trust: Comparison of the United States
and Japan
2. The
logic of social sharing: An evolutionary game analysis of adaptive norm development
3. Cognitions,
preferences, and social sharedness: Past, present, and future directions in group
decision making
4. Intergroup
comparison versus intragroup relationships: A cross-cultural examination of Social
Identity Theory in North American and East Asian cultural contexts
5. Ingroup
cooperation and the social exchange heuristic
6. The
group heuristic: A psychological mechanism that creates a self-sustaining system
of generalized exchanges
7. Contextualized
and decontextualized use of social categories: Comparisons of Australians and
Japanese on group-based trust and cooperation
8. The
role of reputation in open and closed societies: An experimental study of online
trading
9. You
can judge a book by its cover: Evidence that cheaters may look different from
cooperators
10. The
social exchange heuristic: Managing errors in social exchange
11. Does
social/cultural learning increase human adaptability? Rogers' question revisited
12. Trust
and cooperation: A Comparison between Americans and Japanese. (in
Japanese)
13. Trust
and assurance of cooperation in ongoing relations: An experimental
study using the prisoner's dilemma with variable dependence. (in
Japanese)
14. Trusting
behavior and cooperative relations in a selective play situation:
An experimental study using the prisonerfs dilemma with variable
dependence. (in Japanese)
15. Formation
of exchange relations and expectations of reciprocal cooperation:
An experimental study of the social exchange heuristic. (in
Japanese)
16. The
effect of the generalized tit-for-tat strategy on the solution
of second-order free-rider problems: A computer simulation
study. (in Japanese)
17. Cultural
variation in communicative practices and information processing
systems: A review for experimental evidence. (in Japanese)
18. Ongoing-group
interactions, ingroup favoritism, and reward allocation experiment (in
Japanese)
19. Group
categories and intergroup behavior: An experiment study with
nationality groups (in Japanese)
20. Trust
as a signal in relations with temporary partners (in Japanese)
21. An
experimental study of self-effacement and self-enhancement
among the Japanese (in Japanese)
22. Cultural
relativity of cognition: Rethinking the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis (in
Japanese)
23. Do
people pursue distributive justice over social efficiency?
: The functioning of Pareto optimality in group decision making (in
Japanese)
24. The
effect of empathy on accuracy in the prediction of behavior
in social exchanges (in Japanese)
25. Problems
in the use of questionnaire scales in cross-cultural studies (in
Japanese)
26. Social
learning as an uncertainty-reductuon strategy: An adaptationist
approach (in Japanese)
27. Emergence
of frequency-dependent cooperative strategies in iterated social
dilemma: An experimental study (in Japanese)
28. Recognition
of cooperators' and defectors' faces (in Japanese)
29. The
emergence of indirect reciprocity: Is the standing strategy the answer?
30. Cross-cultural
consistency in self-presentation in the self-evaluation situation:
A comparison of Japanese and Australian participants (in
Japanese)
31. Trust
building via risk taking: A cross-societal experiment
32. Separating
trust from cooperation in a dynamic relationship: Prisoner's
dilemma with variable dependence
33. Does
mere exposure enhance positive evaluation, independently of
stimulus recognition in Japan?
34. Are
intergroup relations competitive in Japan?: A test of discontinuity
effect in "collectivist" society (in Japanese)
35. Social construction of groups: Emergence of outgroup homogeneity effect (in Japanese)
36. Social institutions and cultural differences in the mind (in Japanese)
37. Is beauty skin deep? : How physical attractiveness affects behavior in social exchange (in Japanese)
38. The influence of intergroup competition belief on the cooperation toward a lower-status group in the Simulated International Society game (in Japanese)
39. A social world for the rational tail of the emotional dog: Roles of moral reasoning in group decision making
40. Selective attention to contextual information in Japan: An examination in both visual and auditory modality
41. Developing a new framework of adaptive concession-making strategies:
An approach to behavioral game theory from psychology.
42. False friends are worse than bitter enemies: Altruistic punishment of in-group members.
43. Sex, attractiveness, and cooperation in social exchange.
44. Does Trust Beget Trustworthiness? Trust and Trustworthiness in Two Games and Two Cultures.
45. "Middle way" in social judgment. (in Japanese)
46. "Real Time Public Goods in Japan: Cultural and Individual Differences in Trust and Reciprocity.
47. General trust and social perception: Differences in sensitivity to information about others' disposition in two cultures
48. Cognitive and physiological evidence of fear contagion. (in Japanese)
49. Attractiveness and cooperation in social exchange. (in Japanese)
50. Do forms and structures of exchange affect solidarity?
51. Group-based trust in strangers: Evaluations or expectations?
52. The effect of commonality of group membership on cooperation in Japan and New Zealand. (in Japanese)
53. Culture and visual perception: Does perceptual inference depend on culture?
54. Bringing Back Leviathan into Social Dilemmas
55. Why do third party punish?: Second-order cooperation of
in-group members. (in Japanese)
56. The structural features and the sense of acceptance in the
internet community: An explorative study using the evaluation of Bulletin
Board System. (in Japanese)
57. Does Shared Group Membership Promote Altruism? Fear, Greed and
Reputation
58. Strategy versus Preference as Explanations of Culture-specific
Behavior: The Case of Preferences for Uniqueness and Conformity (in Japanese)
59. Rejection of unintentionally unfair offers in an ultimatum
game (in Japanese)
60 . Reciprocity and identity protection: Reasons for rejection in
the ultimatum game (in Japanese)
61 . An Institutional Approach to Culture
62 . Effect of social context on middle-way judgments among the
Japanese (in Japanese)
6 3. In-group bias in trusting behavior: A choice of allocator
experiment with minimal groups (in Japanese)
64 . Self-presentation in a closed society: Adaptive foundation of
the interdependent self (in Japanese)
65 . Ingroup cooperation and ingroup trust:self sustaining
mechanism of the generalized exchange system (in Japanese)
66 . Effects of direct and indirect exchange on trust of in-group
members (in Japanese)
67. Allocation of Attention by Cooperators and Defectors to the
Prisoner's Dilemma Payoff Matrix
68. A test of the "bounded generalized reciprocity" hypothesis
with national categories (in Japanese)
69. Perception of the game situation in dictator and ultimatum games (in Japanese)
70. Adaptive foundations of group-based reciprocity (in Japanese)
71. The role of intentions in third-party punishment (in Japanese)
72. Comparison of the role of intentions in second-party and third-party punishment (in Japanese)
