5.

a. Indians are equally as likely as Americans to observe the principle of equality

b. Americans are more likely than Indians to base their decisions on merit

c. Americans are more likely than Indians to make decisions based on seniority.

d. Indians consider people's needs more than Americans in allocating rewards

e. All of the above. In playing a public goods game, Horatio keeps punishing Yorick, who had previously punished Horatio, despite Yorick being a cooperator. The goal is for everyone to get as much money as possible. Which of the following is a predictor of Horatio's behavior?

a. He is from a WEIRD culture.

b. He also engages in altruistic punishment.

c. He is from a culture with weak rule of law.

d. He is in the conventional level of Kohlberg's model of moral reasoning.

e. He has much experience trading in markets