Foundations of Human Sociality¶
Henrich. (2004). Foundations of Human Sociality: Economic Experiments and Ethnographic Evidence from Fifteen Small-scale Societies. Oxford University Press.
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- Dictator Game
- The result overturned the assumption that laboratory generosity reflects a fixed human trait: allocations varied enormously across societies, and the variation tracked structural features of each community, especially the degree of market integration and the payoffs to cooperation in daily life
This sourceThe fifteen-society cross-cultural experimental project, reporting the wide between-group spread in allocations and its association with market integration and the payoffs to cooperation in daily life.
- The result overturned the assumption that laboratory generosity reflects a fixed human trait: allocations varied enormously across societies, and the variation tracked structural features of each community, especially the degree of market integration and the payoffs to cooperation in daily life
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