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In need-based sharing, sharing is more important than need

2022-12-19

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<p>Cooperative resource sharing is widespread across cultures, and it was likely critical during much of human evolutionary history for pooling risk. Need-based sharing specifically pools risk by following two cooperative rules: help others when asked, and only request help when in need. In a two-part study, we first expanded an agent-based model of need-based sharing partnerships, adding two types of defection an...

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Literature Corpus work: 9ead8239-58f6-5463-ac3a-a3740b32b754
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/cm3ap

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