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Strategic Identity Equilibrium: Redefining the Agent in Game Theory

2025-04-18

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<p>We introduce Strategic Identity Equilibrium (SIE), a generalization of game-theoretic rationality in which agents select strategies not only to maximize expected utility, but to stabilize internal coherence. In contrast to classical models—which assume fully formed agents with fixed preferences—SIE models the agent as a structure in flux, shaped by role conflict, identity dynamics, and coherence thresholds.In t...

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14140808-2552-5f1f-a766-33c2d9b8b4d2
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10.31234/osf.io/54n8a_v3
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