I responded directly in the forum, explaining how need-based transfer systems work among the Maasai and among Fijians. Also, how need-based helping is probably a part of modern friendship. Click on the link and scroll down to the end of the post for more. https://t.co/Z4LMphgrY4
Gain professional development mentorship, research methods mentorship, and an understanding of cooperation across systems in the Cooperation Scholars Program. Join this team of #interdisciplinary researchers by submitting and application before July 24th https://t.co/dJJrLcAqO1
Biologging is revolutionizing how we can study #cooperation in the wild.
This great article shows how we can use it to study white sharks.
Authors: Y.P. Papastamatiou, @SharkMourier, @s_luongo, S. Hosoki, O. Santana-Morales, M. Hoyos-Padilla.
https://t.co/Qu5eROjf2A
Bonobos are famous in pop culture for their sexual interactions. This paper highlights how sexual behaviors may have been an important step in their evolution of #cooperation.
By L. Moscovice, M. Surbeck, B. Fruth, G. Hohmann, @JaeggiAdrian, T. Deschner.
https://t.co/mcvaCKbKQT
This compelling article by M. Williamson, A. Mitchell & B. Condron shows how, in drosophila, cooperative behavior after birth is affected by embryonic incubation temperature. An example of how environment influences #cooperation!
@uvabio; @SpringerNature
https://t.co/yaF7eXlgu9
Did you even wonder if inequality in animal societies affects #cooperative behavior? This is one of the questions answered in this intriguing paper by @_straussed and @ShizukaLab.
@MPI_animalbehav
https://t.co/yhiF3n9AOi
While not directly related to the study of #cooperation, dogs are the most exemplary case of interspecies cooperative relationships developed by humans.
Therefore, we cannot wait to see the results of this project! @mkaeberlein; @DogAgingProject
https://t.co/7uEY7enIEn
Birds cooperate a lot. This study of pied flycatchers shows how their #cooperation in nest defense is incentivized by extra-pair mating!
Authors: I.A. Krams, @AMennerat, T. Krama, R. Krams, P. Jõers, @delferts, @SeveriLuoto, M.J. Rantala, @sigrunneliassen
https://t.co/u939WJcunk
#Cooperation in humans is greatly expressed in games. But in what way the cultural traits of different societies affect the kind of games we play?
Check out this cross-cultural analysis by Leisterer-Peoples, Ross, @SimonJGreenhill, Hardecker, and Haun!
https://t.co/FgCsG7rOCN
It is well documented how oxytocin promotes social interactions and #cooperative behaviors.
Here's an article showing what happens when it is administered to lions!
Authors: J.C.Burkhart,@Saumya_Gupta1, N. Borrego, S.R. Heilbronner, Craig Packer.
https://t.co/p1Q5e1XmHe
Should we be understanding our world through the lens of cooperation rather than selfishness? Our livestream with @nicholaraihani is less than 24 hours away; At 8am PT/11am ET we'll talk with her about her new book, The Social Instinct! (here: https://t.co/GIXDmYxchr)