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Social Reference Points and the Labor Effort (ANJA)

Nicklisch, Andreas; Schmitz, Jan; Delille, Marie Elisabeth

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Bock, Olaf; Breder, Jonas

This research project analyzes the effect of a change in the reference point and the endogenous decision to reveal the reference point on the real effort provided in a real effort laboratory experiment. Absolute differences in the performance in a repeated math task are endogenously or exogenously revealed or not revealed at all participants in a group, before participants redo the math task again.

This experiment ran in the experimental software "zTree"

The dataset contains the following folders:

- "Instruktionen": The instructions that where handed out to the experiments' participants, regardless of the treatment that was run.
- "zTree": The zTree source code that was used or running the individual sessions.
- "Daten": The experimental data of thirteen (13) sessions, held between May 30th and June 21st in 2016.

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Publication date:
August 12, 2016
DOI:
10.25592/uhhfdm.9792

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Keyword(s):
labor effort reference points endogeneous choice real effort
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