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Repeated games with reciprocity tend to reduce the payoffs for both players, as compared to a one-time game with a similar payoff matrix.
Species-specific Defense Reactions
Innate defensive behaviors characteristic to a species, often triggered by specific threats or predators.
Danger
The possibility of suffering harm or injury; a situation involving exposure to risk.
Bolles
Robert C. Bolles was a psychologist known for his S-S (stimulus-stimulus) learning theory, emphasizing that animals learn expectations about the outcomes of their actions.
Social Attachment
The emotional bond between individuals, critical for personal development and socialization.
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