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Royal Society Open Science|July 21, 2023
Desperation and inequality increase stealing: evidence from experimental microsocietiesSetayesh Radkani, Eleanor Holton, Benoît de Courson, et al.The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|June 24, 2026
Delegation to legitimate authority as a resource rational mechanismSetayesh Radkani, Rebecca SaxeScientific Reports|January 22, 2021
Why do inequality and deprivation produce high crime and low trust?Benoît De Courson, Daniel NettleProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|August 4, 2025
What people learn from punishment: A cognitive modelSetayesh Radkani, Joshua B Tenenbaum, Rebecca SaxePNAS Nexus|October 16, 2024
How rational inference about authority debunking can curtail, sustain, or spread belief polarizationSetayesh Radkani, Marika Landau-Wells, Rebecca SaxeThe Behavioral and Brain Sciences|July 7, 2022
Advantages and limitations of representing groups in terms of recursive utilitiesSetayesh Radkani, Ashley J Thomas, Rebecca SaxeJournal of Experimental Psychology. General|April 23, 2026
Children learn what is right or wrong selectively from a legitimate authority's punishmentYoung-Eun Lee, Setayesh Radkani, Rebecca SaxeProceedings. Biological Sciences|February 4, 2025
Poverty is associated with both risk avoidance and risk taking: empirical evidence for the desperation threshold model from the UK and FranceBenoît de Courson, Willem E Frankenhuis, Daniel NettleThe Behavioral and Brain Sciences|February 23, 2026
Explaining the paradoxical effects of poverty on risk taking: The Desperation Threshold ModelBenoît de Courson, Willem E Frankenhuis, Daniel NettleThe Behavioral and Brain Sciences|April 16, 2020
Rationalization: Why, when, and what for?Rebecca Saxe, Daniel NettlePageof 30