… exists co-evolution of sympathy, punishment and cooperation. … there exists co-evolution of
sympathy, punishment and cooperation. … approach to solve the second-order social dilemma. …

… Laboratory experiments on social dilemma games and many … co-evolution of cooperation
and feedback by punishment in a … what Adam Smith called “sympathy” in his Theory of Moral …

… punish cheats and stabilize cooperation among group members. Strong reciprocity refers to
the tendency to cooperate … urge with sympathy. Over the course of human history, Durkheim …

… Most important in this organic selection process is the co-evolution of autonomy and inductive
… by rewarding activities that produce resources and punishing those that deplete them.…

… co-evolution of cooperation and feedback by punishment in a … what Adam Smith called
“sympathy” in his Theory of Moral … will punish (ie, k>0) typically in situations of social dilemma (…

… A social dilemma arises because individual and social benefits … there is no punishment in
our model, antisocial punishment … emergence and the co-evolution of institutions and group …

All social species face various “collective action problems” (CAPs) or “social dilemmas,” …
Language also significantly lowers the cost of detecting and punishing “free riders,” thus …

… punishment has little or no impact in such situations. However, an increase in the return on
selfishness, common or public good or … dynamics of gene culture coevolution have also been …

… Laboratory experiments on social dilemma games and many … of punishment opportunities
after every public goods … collective co-evolution of cooperation and feedback by punishment in …

… empathy for another’s pain, sympathy for their loss, disgust at their … or punish free riders, they
write utility functions that include “… game), trust/investment games, public goods games, and …