Humans update their social behavior in response to past experiences and changing
environments. Behavioral decisions are further complicated by uncertainty in the outcome of …

Many human interactions feature the characteristics of social dilemmas where individual
actions have consequences for the group and the environment. The feedback between …

The interplay between the strategies and environments has been shown to affect the
evolution of cooperative behavior. Typically, it is assumed that the strategy-related …

The mutual feedback between the environment and the strategy is a significant mechanism
in the evolution of cooperation. A feedback-evolving repeated public goods game model …

Individuals often engage in complex, non-isolated interactive environments. The
interdependence manifested by strategic interaction environments across multiple …

Several studies have confirmed the existence of zero-determinant (ZD) strategies in
repeated social dilemmas since Press and Dyson's ingenious discovery of ZD strategies in …

Why would natural selection facilitate the prevailing cooperation in selfish groups of
individuals? A common framework for studying this problem is evolutionary game theory …

In the real world, individuals are often involved in collaboration on multiple issues, and these
issues may interact with each other. Given the complexity of the interaction, we establish a …

Mutualistic relationships between species have always fascinated ecologists because of the
key role they play in ecosystem functioning. Early studies on the mutualism focused on the …

The fact that people often have preference rankings for their partners is a distinctive aspect
of human behavior. Little is known, however, about how this talent as a powerful force …