Social context matters - Characterizing adolescent cooperation strategies when perceiving the other as a peer versus computer partner

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<p>Cooperation is a crucial prosocial skill that is refined during adolescence and relies on trust. A substantial body of literature has shown that adolescence is a time of significant development in social decision making. It is unclear how this development affects adolescent decisions to establish trust and sustain cooperation with peers versus artificial agents. Given the current technological advances, adolesc...

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• Biological Evolution
• Cooperative Behavior
• Game Theory
• Models, Biological
• Mutation
• Mutation Rate
• Nonlinear Dynamics
• Population Density

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12a84e14-972d-50c3-9f46-65f526e034e3

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10.31234/osf.io/jyqgn