Reciprocity and the tragedies of maintaining and providing the commons

Social cooperation often requires collectively beneficial but individually costly restraint to maintain a public good(1-4), or it needs costly generosity to create one(1,5). Status quo effects(6) predict that maintaining a public good is easier than providing a new one. Here, we show experimentally...

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Volume:	1
Main Author:	Gachter, Simon Kolle, Felix Quercia, Simone
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Place of publication:	NEW YORK NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP 01.09.2017 Nature Publishing Group
published in:	Nature human behaviour Vol. 1; no. 9; pp. 650 - 656
ORCID:	0000-0002-7182-8505 0000-0003-4036-8566
Data of publication:	2017-09-01
ISSN:	2397-3374 2397-3374
EISSN:	2397-3374
Discipline:	Psychology
Subjects:	Psychology, Biological Psychology, Experimental Neurosciences Social Sciences Life Sciences & Biomedicine Psychology Science & Technology - Other Topics Multidisciplinary Sciences Neurosciences & Neurology Science & Technology strong and weak reciprocity public goods Tragedy of the Commons, public goods, strong and weak reciprocity, evolution of human cooperation Tragedy of the Commons evolution of human cooperation Article EVOLUTION PUBLIC-GOODS EXPERIMENTS VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS BEHAVIOR SOCIAL DILEMMAS WARM-GLOW POOL RESOURCES COLD-PRICKLE CONDITIONAL COOPERATION ALTRUISM strong and weak reciprocity public goods Tragedy of the Commons evolution of human cooperation
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