Social frame and tax compliance modulate electrophysiological and autonomic responses following tax-related decisions
Abstract
Given the intrinsic complexity of cognitive and affective processes affecting how people reason about taxes and their decisions to be compliant with such social duty, we aimed at exploring those latent processes by combining the analysis of their central and peripheral physiological correlates. We asked participants to make realistic economic decisions concerning tax-payment and manipulated the social vs. individual decisional frame. In...
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Title
Social frame and tax compliance modulate electrophysiological and autonomic responses following tax-related decisions
Published Date
Mar 18, 2019
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
1
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