Shares of trust betrayal cost and price effect compensated by Kohlberg class 5 and Kohlberg class 6. (a) Illustrates the total interaction effect of Kohlberg class six scores with the intermediation task dummy divided by the effect of the intermediation task dummy (both in absolute terms). The donor who compensates most (rightmost bar of the histogram), compensates more than four times the effect of the intermediation task. (b) Illustrates what share of the price effect is compensated by output-orientation. It divides the total interaction effect of Kohlberg class 5 scores with the share donors believe intermediaries to pass on, by the total effect of the share donors believe intermediaries to pass on (again in absolute terms). Take the histogram on the left. There are 12 donors whose compensatory shares are close to zero such that they fall within its first bin (range of values on the x-axis corresponding to the breadth of one bar). Its last bin shows one donor who compensates roughly 1.4 times the price effect. The violin plot on the top right in each panel shows the density of these compensatory shares along with their interquartile range (fat black line) and the median (white dot).