Article
Learning to cooperate: The evolution of social rewards in repeated interactions
2016-09-08
Abstract excerpt
Understanding the behavioral and psychological mechanisms underlying social behaviors is one of the major goals of social evolutionary theory. In particular, a persistent question about animal cooperation is to what extent it is supported by other-regarding preferences. In many situations, animals adjust their behaviors through learning by responding to the rewards they experience as a consequence of their actions...
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- Literature Corpus work
- 154fa293-4fd6-5470-8421-a4a7dbb990bf
- DOI
- 10.1101/074096
