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Define the following types of goods in terms of their associated elasticity values: normal goods, luxury goods, inferior goods, substitutes, and complements.
Reciprocity
A social interaction principle where actions benefitting others are returned, promoting cooperation and trust.
Cheating
In biology, this refers to behaviors where individuals gain a reproductive or survival advantage at the expense of others, often violating social or mating norms.
Selfless Act
An action taken by an individual that benefits others at a cost to themselves, often discussed in the context of altruism in sociobiology.
Primary Helpers
Individuals, often offspring, who assist in the nurturing and defense of the next generation’s offspring in cooperative breeding species.
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