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In the image-scoring experiment (Bshary & Grutter 2006 Nature), cleaners were tested with two plates (fake 'clients') and they could cooperate or defect. Why were cleaners expected to cooperate more with the first plate compared to the second? O To gain a good reputation, the cleaners should cooperate with both 'clients' and not defect at all O The first client had FPPF and the second client had PPFF (where P= prawn and F = flake) O To maximize food intake, the cleaners should cooperate with both 'clients' before defecting O To gain a good reputation, the cleaners should cooperate with the client that provided better returns

In the image-scoring experiment (Bshary & Grutter 2006 Nature), cleaners were tested with two plates (fake 'clients') and they could cooperate or defect. Why were cleaners expected to cooperate more with the first plate compared to the second? O To gain a good reputation, the cleaners should cooperate with both 'clients' and not defect at all O The first client had FPPF and the second client had PPFF (where P= prawn and F = flake) O To maximize food intake, the cleaners should cooperate with both 'clients' before defecting O To gain a good reputation, the cleaners should cooperate with the client that provided better returns

Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
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Author:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White
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In the image-scoring experiment (Bshary & Grutter 2006 Nature), cleaners were tested with two plates (fake 'clients') and they could cooperate or defect. Why were cleaners expected to cooperate more with the first plate compared to the second? O To gain a good reputation, the cleaners should cooperate with both 'clients' and not defect at all O The first client had FPPF and the second client had PPFF (where P= prawn and F = flake) To maximize food intake, the cleaners should cooperate with both 'clients' before defecting To gain a good reputation, the cleaners should cooperate with the client that provided better returns
Transcribed Image Text:In the image-scoring experiment (Bshary & Grutter 2006 Nature), cleaners were tested with two plates (fake 'clients') and they could cooperate or defect. Why were cleaners expected to cooperate more with the first plate compared to the second? O To gain a good reputation, the cleaners should cooperate with both 'clients' and not defect at all O The first client had FPPF and the second client had PPFF (where P= prawn and F = flake) To maximize food intake, the cleaners should cooperate with both 'clients' before defecting To gain a good reputation, the cleaners should cooperate with the client that provided better returns
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