Evolution of cooperation driven by the diversity of emotions
Abstract
Biotic individuals often compare their own payoffs with those of others, which results in endogenetic emotions ranging from compassion to harshness towards a weaker player or from respect to envy feeling against a stronger fellow. Consequently, the individual reaction can be a cooperative or defect act. Our paper establishes possible interactions between emotional characteristics and behaviour modes of individuals. For this purpose, a genetic...
Paper Details
Title
Evolution of cooperation driven by the diversity of emotions
Published Date
Sep 17, 2014
Journal
Volume
27
Issue
1
Pages
89 - 101
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