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Joanna Bryson
Professor of Ethics and Technology | The Hertie School of Governance
Value Homophily Benefits Cooperation But Motivates Employing Incorrect Social Information
2015ScienceSitesMay 10, 2020Origins and Nature of Cognition, Evolving Human-Like Culture, Cultural Variation in Cooperation
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