Sociology
Human large-scale cooperation as a product of competition between cultural groups
C. Handley and S. Mathew
This research, conducted by Carla Handley and Sarah Mathew, delves into the fascinating evolution of human cooperation with unrelated strangers during brief interactions. It uncovers how cultural similarities among groups can predict cooperative behaviors, shedding light on the powerful influence of cultural group selection on our social dynamics.
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