An eye for an eye: Reciprocity and the calibration of redress

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 36 (1):20 - 20 (2013)
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Abstract

General systems for reciprocity explain the same phenomena as the target article's proposed revenge system, and can explain other cooperative phenomena. We need more reason to hypothesise a specific revenge system. In addition, the proposed calculus of revenge is less sensitive to absolute magnitudes of revenge than it should be

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