<p>The error bars indicate standard error around the mean. The straight line crossing zero shows the average decision rule for punishment that our agents spontaneously evolve to at long times. Its slope defines the average propensity to punish (see the main text). The anomalous punishment of cooperators, corresponding to the positive range along the horizontal axis, is not considered in our model. The inset shows the relative frequency of the pairwise deviations.</p
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<p>The error bars indicate the standard error around the mean. The straight line crossing zero with ...
<p> is fixed to the corresponding value on the x-axis and the initial contribution in period for a...
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<p>All experimental trials are represented in the line graph (bins 1–50), where each point represent...
Cooperation among unrelated individuals is pervasive in human societies, while natural selection fav...
Peer-punishment is effective in promoting cooperation, but the costs associated with punishing defec...
Explaining the evolution and maintenance of cooperation among unrelated individuals is one of the fu...
Abstract. Cooperators that refuse to participate in sanctioning defectors create the second-order fr...
Peer punishment is widely considered a key mechanism supporting cooperation in human groups. Althoug...
<p>The error bars indicate the standard error around the mean. The straight line crossing zero with ...
<p> is fixed to the corresponding value on the x-axis and the initial contribution in period for a...
Carpenter and Matthews (2009) examine the cooperation norms determining people's punishment behavior...
Abstract Many experiments have demonstrated the power of norm enforcement— peer monitoring and punis...
Explaining cooperation in groups remains a key problem because reciprocity breaks down between more ...
We elicit human conditional punishment types by conducting experiments. We find that their punishmen...
We examine the effectiveness of the individual-punishment mechanism in larger groups, comparing grou...
We analyze the interplay between cooperation norms and people’s punishment behavior in a social-dile...
Punishing defectors is an important means of stabilizing cooperation. When levels of cooperation an...
<p>All experimental trials are represented in the line graph (bins 1–50), where each point represent...
Cooperation among unrelated individuals is pervasive in human societies, while natural selection fav...
Peer-punishment is effective in promoting cooperation, but the costs associated with punishing defec...
Explaining the evolution and maintenance of cooperation among unrelated individuals is one of the fu...
Abstract. Cooperators that refuse to participate in sanctioning defectors create the second-order fr...
Peer punishment is widely considered a key mechanism supporting cooperation in human groups. Althoug...