An edition of Prisoner's dilemma (1965)

Prisoner's dilemma

a study in conflict and cooperation, by Anatol Rapoport and Albert M. Chammah. With the collaboration of Carol J. Orwant.

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An edition of Prisoner's dilemma (1965)

Prisoner's dilemma

a study in conflict and cooperation, by Anatol Rapoport and Albert M. Chammah. With the collaboration of Carol J. Orwant.

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University of Michigan Press
Language
English
Pages
258

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Subjects

Choice (Psychology), Game theory, Social interaction, Experimental Psychology, Frustration, Behavior, Motivation, Learning

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Prisoner's dilemma: a study in conflict and cooperation, by Anatol Rapoport and Albert M. Chammah. With the collaboration of Carol J. Orwant.
1965, University of Michigan Press
in English
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Cover of: Prisoner's dilemma
Prisoner's dilemma: a study in conflict and cooperation
1965, University of Michigan Press
in English
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Bibliography: p. 256-258.

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Pagination
xii, 258 p. illus. ;
Number of pages
258

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OL16490535M

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