The effect of "religiosity" on "Confrontation between motivationsin laboratory environments" implementing a two-stage sequential game with full information

The main purpose of this research is to measure the religiousness factor on the Confrontation of individual motivations in the form of a group work. "Confrontation between motivations" represents a situation in which increasing team rewards only leads to some member's efforts. The study of the effect of "religiosity" on "Confrontation between motivations" is an empirical question, and behavioral economists refer to laboratory environments for their response. In this study, the effect of religiousness on individual decision was analyzed by implementing a two-stage sequential game with full information in a sample of 210 people from the target community (students from Yazd and Ayatollah Haeri Meybod). The results showed that, firstly, religious people offer more work in exchange for more rewards, that is, they are less likely to interact with motivations. Secondly, the more religious people are less influenced by the decisions of other members than others. Thirdly, by increasing the cost of decision-making, the religiosity of individuals has reduced the level of Confrontation between motivations and the non-punishment of other groups.