“…Since humans must commonly make decisions within a social context, it is important to explore the factors that influence our social decision-making. It has been found that social interactions are driven not only by logic (Camerer, 1997; Burks et al, 2003; DeSteno et al, 2010) but also by factors such as descriptive framing (Camerer, 1997; De Martino et al, 2006), fairness equilibrium (Camerer, 1997), consideration of the beliefs and desires of other players (Dubey et al, 1987; Mellers et al, 2010), perceived trustworthiness (Cox, 2004; King-Casas et al, 2005; Charness et al, 2011), and other aspects of the players' perceived character (De Dreu and McCusker, 1997). Moreover, social decision-making is influenced by our emotions (Frank, 1988; Elster, 1999).…”