Dissemination

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The videos on this page were generated with NotebooLLM as outreach material for a non-academic audience. The over-enthusiastic tone and any minor inaccuracies are due to the AI. I nevertheless find this format engaging and encourage other researchers to experiment with it.

Nicer_When_People_Are_Watching.mp4

Purely hedonic image concerns and audience size: Evidence from a charity dictator game

This video presents a lab experiment I conducted with Sem Manna. We studied how social image concerns affect generosity. In a charity game, people donated more when observed, and even more as the number of observers grew.

Guilt and Fairness

This video presents a lab experiment I conducted on trust. I test whether fairness or guilt better explains trustworthy behavior. I show that when inequality enters the picture, trust declines—highlighting fairness as the key driver of trustworthy behavior.

Guilt_vs_Fairness.mp4

The_Enemy_of_My_Enemy.mp4

The Enemy of my Enemy

This video presents a lab experiment with Andrea Albertazzi and Sara Gil-Gallen. We show that when groups face each other in competition, people cooperate more within their group—even without money at stake.

Museums as Policy Tools: The Behavioral Impact of Cultural Experiences

This video presents a field experiment with Paolo Pin and Roberto Rozzi at the Santa Maria della Scala museum in Siena. Visitors who followed a tour focused on care and hospitality donated more to a refugee NGO, showing how cultural experiences can foster generosity.

A_Museum_s_Surprising_Power.mp4

Fooling_Yourself.mp4

Fooling Yourself: How Narratives Shape Beliefs

This video presents a lab experiment with Andrea Albertazzi, Paolo Pin, and Marco Stimolo. We show that when information is framed as a narrative rather than an abstract explanation, people are more likely to misinterpret irrelevant signals as meaningful.

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