Question

In Liberman et al.'s (2004) study on cooperation, People in the Wall Street Game (compared to the Community Game) were more cooperative regardless of whether they were "cooperative" or "competitive" people. "Cooperative" people (compared to "competitive" people) were more cooperative regardless of whether they played the Community Game or the Wall Street Game. "Competitive" people (compared to "cooperative" people) were more cooperative regardless of whether they played the Community Game or the Wall Street Game. People in the Community Game (compared to the Wall Street Game) were more cooperative regardless of whether they were "cooperative" or "competitive" people.

          In Liberman et al.'s (2004) study on cooperation,

People in the Wall Street Game (compared to the Community Game) were more
cooperative regardless of whether they were "cooperative" or "competitive" people.
"Cooperative" people (compared to "competitive" people) were more cooperative
regardless of whether they played the Community Game or the Wall Street Game.
"Competitive" people (compared to "cooperative" people) were more cooperative
regardless of whether they played the Community Game or the Wall Street Game.
People in the Community Game (compared to the Wall Street Game) were more
cooperative regardless of whether they were "cooperative" or "competitive" people.

in liberman et als 2004 study on cooperation people in the wall street game compared to the community game were more cooperative regardless of whether they were cooperative or competitive pe 89834

Added by Gary L.

Question

Please give Ace some feedback