Reply to Schild et al.: antisocial personality moderates the causal influence of costly punishment on trust and trustworthiness
Abstract
A growing literature at the intersection of personality psychology and behavioral economics investigates the interplay between personality and decision making in social dilemmas (1, 2). Engelmann et al. (3) extend prior research in this area by investigating the role of antisocial personality in the context of a trust game with and without punishment.

