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Significantly, strong reciprocators will behave this way even if doing so provides no prospect of material rewards in the future.
ECONOMIST: Human behaviour
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And the three strategies did, indeed, have the same average pay-offs to the individuals who played them though only 13% were co-operators, 20% free-riders and 63% reciprocators.
ECONOMIST: Human evolution
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The researchers were able to divide their subjects very cleanly into co-operators, free-riders and reciprocators, based on how many tokens they contributed to the pool, and how they reacted to the collective contributions of others.
ECONOMIST: Human evolution