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Emergent Prosocial Behavior in Groups by pradipto.23510081 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This manuscript investigates how emergent prosocial behavior develops as group sizes change during cooperative tasks. Using a novel network-embedded-dyad prisoner dilemma, the study finds that participants exhibit a preference for cooperation that increases with group size, suggesting that human cooperation is influenced by both self-interest and the desire to maintain larger groups. The findings highlight the importance of dynamic group formation in understanding cooperative behavior in humans.
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- pradipto.23510081
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