yes it is very interesting to compare the results from these two studies! would be super interesting to use this data to quantify (short-term) between-person stability in tendency to punish.
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yes it is very interesting to compare the results from these two studies! would be super interesting to use this data to quantify (short-term) between-person stability in tendency to punish.
Great work, Catherine!!