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decision rule

decision rule A decision rule is a principle or pattern an individual uses to choose how to act.

A decision rule is a principle or pattern an individual uses to choose how to act. In this reciprocity context, it refers to a way of deciding whether to cooperate, and some decision rules are simpler and require less cognitive effort than others.

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Drafting source: Engelhardt Sacha C; Weladji Robert B; Holand Øystein; Røed Knut H; Nieminen Mauri. Evidence suggesting that reindeer mothers allonurse according to the direct reciprocity and generalized reciprocity decision rules. 2023; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0295497; article XML SHA-256 81e8777ab66bf1c2c7eec86376a4738bf701601d021b98e8f8a8c730e8840670. “Evidence suggesting that reindeer mothers allonurse according to the direct reciprocity and generalized reciprocity decision rules” (10.1371/journal.pone.0295497).
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