A similar disparity emerged when participants were responders, some of whom were told the amount that the offerer had to work with, and some of whom were kept in the dark about this. For the ignorant group, the mean lowest acceptable offer was $1.04, and 29 out of 45 participants accepted an offer of $0.01. For the fully informed $10 group, it was $1.92. For the fully informed $80 group, it was $17.43 (1995: 351–352). This result, though, need not be out of line with what the fairness models above predict. The troublesome results for fairness models arise here with respect to the offerers, not the responders.