From Self-Orientation to Social Orientation: A Behavioral Extension of Schelling’s Segregation Model

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Schelling’s segregation model demonstrates how simple local rules can generate large-scale social patterns, yet it assumes agents act myopically and ignore the broader consequences of their moves. We extend this framework by introducing social orientation as a behavioral microfoundation, reflecting humans’ communal nature. Socially oriented agents follow boundedly rational heuristics th...

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971e0471-dd12-5ce7-9a6a-45e875e981e9

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7780879/v1