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, Trade-off " in models (1) and (3) are significant (p < 0.001). Result 1-R is thus robust to the exclusion of multiple switchers. Likewise, excuse-driven behavior under ambiguityfor-self is also confirmed, as the coefficients associated with "Trade-off " in models (2) and (4) are significant, Excuse-driven behavior under risk-for-self is confirmed, as the coefficients associated with
, Trade-off ": model (6) p < 0.001, model (8) p = 0.961). Result 2-R and Result 2-A are thus robust to the exclusion of multiple switchers. The coefficients associated with "Trade-off × Risk" in models (1) and (3) are not significant (p = 0.630 and p = 0.149, respectively), We find evidence of excuse-driven behavior under risk-for-charity only when including the censored subjects (coefficient associated with "Trade-off ": model (5) p < 0.001, model, vol.585, p.0
, Result 4 on the absence of reinforced excuse-driven behavior under ambiguity-for-charity compared to risk-for-charity is also supported when excluding multiple switchers