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We both think you did wrong -- How agreement shapes and is shaped by indirect reciprocity
Certain moral judgment norms produce high agreement among private assessors even without shared information, and this agreement can be predicted analytically for any observation rate while also shaping overall cooperation levels.
arxiv:2304.14826 v1 · 2023-04-22 · physics.soc-ph · cs.GT
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even when everybody assesses individually (aka privately), some moral judgement systems (aka norms) can lead to high levels of agreement. We give a detailed account of the mechanisms which cause it and we show how to predict agreement analytically without requiring agent-based simulations, and for any observation rate. Finally, we show that agreement may increase or decrease reputations and therefore how much helpfulness (aka cooperation) occurs.
The moral judgment norms can be formalized such that agreement levels admit an analytical derivation that holds for arbitrary observation rates and does not require validation against agent-based simulations. This premise is invoked when the abstract claims analytical prediction is possible without simulations.
Certain moral judgment norms enable high agreement on reputations despite private assessments in indirect reciprocity, with analytical predictions of agreement for any observation rate that affect cooperation levels.
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