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Contagion and escalation of rule violations

2026-03-30

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<p>Human societies rely on rules to coordinate behaviour, sustain cooperation, and maintain social order. Yet compliance can be fragile when rules are weakly enforced and individuals observe others violating them. Prior research shows that rule violations and other antisocial behaviours can spread through social influence, but less is known about how the severity of violations shapes these dynamics. In many real-w...

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8a4a1092-e957-5c43-9761-c37b5fc34e72
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10.31234/osf.io/eug5z_v1
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