Solving the puzzle of cooperation in group environments

Thursday, November 13, 2014 - 14:00 in Psychology & Sociology

Research has shown that when two individuals meet repeatedly they are more likely to cooperate with one another. Flávio Pinheiro and colleagues from the Universities of Minho and Lisbon show that the most successful strategy for cooperation occurs only after an experience of group unanimous behaviour.

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