Your Reputation Depends on How Others Treat You (IMAGE)
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In pairwise relationships, it is easy to keep track of the other person’s reputation and interact accordingly, but larger groups cause evaluations to diverge, making it difficult for cooperation to remain stable in theoretical models. Kobe University social psychologist THAM Yukari Jessica and her team constructed a model that allows observers of an interaction to update their views on both the donor and the receiver and explored whether this leads to norms that enable socially stable cooperation.
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Kobe University
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