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Punishing for your own good: the case of reputation-based cooperation
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 35 (1):40-41 (2012)
Abstract
Contrary to Guala, I claim that several mechanisms can explain punishment in humans. Here I focus on reputation-based cooperation – and I explore how it can lead to punishment under situations that may or may not be perceived as being anonymous. Additionally, no particular mechanism stands out in predicting an excess of punishment under constrained lab conditionsMy notes
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