Balancing precedent and mutual benefit in tacit coordination

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<p>Human coordination depends on two complementary mechanisms: forward-looking strategies that enable flexible adaptation to new circumstances, and backward-looking mechanisms that rely on precedent, convention, and rule-following. Most cognitive and computational models of coordination emphasize one mechanism or the other—either explaining how equilibria emerge and persist when agents adapt their behavior based o...

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

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612e2575-7936-5c3f-8097-44d00330e205

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10.31234/osf.io/af3qe_v1