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Baumard et al.'s moral markets lack market dynamics
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 36 (1):89-90 (2013)
Abstract
Market models are indeed indispensable to understanding the evolution of cooperation and its emotional substrates. Unfortunately, Baumard et al. eschew market thinking in stressing the supposed invariance of moral/cooperative behavior across circumstances. To the contrary, humans display contingent morality/cooperation, and these shifts are best accounted for by market models of partner choice for mutually beneficial collaboration.Other Versions
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