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Internationalism-Isolationism, Strategy of the Other Player, and Two-Person Game Behavior

Charles G. McClintock · Albert A. Harrison · Philip S. Gallo

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Presents the findings of a study to determine the independent and interaction effects of three variables upon the behavior of subjects playing a series of modified Prisoner's Dilemma games. Discusses the method and results

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1960The Strategy of Conflict 2015Games and Decisions 1959Some descriptive aspects of two-person non-zero-sum games 1963Effects of level of cooperative choice by the other player on choices in a prisoner's dilemma game. Part II.1960Internationalism as a predictor of cooperative behavior

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