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Therapeutic arthropods and other, largely terrestrial, folk-medicinally important invertebrates: a comparative survey and review. [PDF]

J Ethnobiol Ethnomed, 2017
Meyer-Rochow VB.
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An experimental study of the centipede game [PDF]

Richard McKelvey, Thomas Palfrey
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Public statistics and private experience : Varying feedback information in a take or pass game [PDF]

Philippe Jehiel, Steffen Huck
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Can Common knowledge of rationality make information incomplete? The case of the finitely repeated prisoners’ dilemma [PDF]

Carlo Beretta
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Dynamic probability of reinforcement for cooperation: Random game termination in the centipede game

Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 2018
Experimental games have previously been used to study principles of human interaction. Many such games are characterized by iterated or repeated designs that model dynamic relationships, including reciprocal cooperation. To enable the study of infinite game repetitions and to avoid endgame effects of lower cooperation toward the final game round ...
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Classical and team reasoning in the Centipede Game

Theoria (Stockholm)
Abstract This study analyses behaviour in non‐zero‐sum finite multi‐stage games, particularly the Centipede Game. The classical Nash Equilibrium fails to explain empirical behaviour and intuitive logic and has therefore been challenged.
David Sklar
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On the Centipede Game

Games and Economic Behavior, 1998
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Robert J Aumann
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Cycles of Learning in the Centipede Game

Games and Economic Behavior, 2000
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Giovanni Ponti
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On the centipede game with a social norm

Mathematical Social Sciences, 2015
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M. Ali Khan, Haomiao Yu, Zhixiang Zhang
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Preferences-dependent learning in the centipede game: The persistence of mistrust

European Economic Review, 2019
Abstract A candidate explanation for the persistence of heterogeneous behavior in a sequential social dilemma played many times is the existence of heterogeneous preferences. Preferences-dependent conjectures about opponents’ behavior are an additional source of heterogeneity.
Astrid Gamba, Tobias Regner
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