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    • Behavioral Economics
    • Social Psychology
    • Experimental Economics

    Background:

    • The social heuristics hypothesis suggests time pressure promotes cooperation.
    • Previous studies on time pressure and cooperation have yielded mixed results.
    • Replication attempts have shown inconsistent findings regarding time pressure's effect on cooperation.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To assess the reliability of the effect of time pressure on cooperative decisions.
    • To investigate the size and variability of time pressure's influence on cooperation.
    • To conduct a Registered Replication Report (RRR) of critical conditions from Rand et al. (2012).

    Main Methods:

    • Combined data from 21 preregistered replications of a specific economic game condition.
    • Employed an intent-to-treat analysis including all assigned participants.
    • Conducted a compliant-only analysis mirroring the original study's methodology.

    Main Results:

    • The intent-to-treat analysis showed a negligible difference (-0.37 percentage points) in contributions under time pressure.
    • The compliant-only analysis yielded a smaller difference (10.37 percentage points) compared to the original study (15.31 percentage points).
    • Observed differences between original and replication data suggest potential selection biases.

    Conclusions:

    • The findings do not support a causal effect of time pressure on increasing cooperation.
    • Selection biases may explain the results observed in the original study.
    • The reliability of time pressure as a determinant of cooperative behavior is questionable.