The phrase "affect cooperation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or actions influence the collaborative efforts between individuals or groups.
Example: "The recent changes in policy may affect cooperation among team members, leading to potential misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "influence collaboration" or "impact teamwork."
Dismissed claims that Brexit would affect cooperation with European intelligence services.
Understanding how motives affect cooperation, Hoffman said, is more than just an academic exercise.
At a briefing at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, its spokesman said the downturn in relations would not affect cooperation on North Korean issues.
Relationships between ION structure and cooperation are examined and testable propositions are developed that high formalisation, centrality and intensity are problematic for network cooperation, while density and stability positively affect cooperation.
Within a supply chain, the perceived use of reward power will positively affect coordination (H2a) and negatively affect cooperation (H2b).
The second experiment (Exp. 2) investigated how network structures affect cooperation and the reciprocal structure in RRG.
A new modelling study shows, for different localities around the world, how the combination of biophysical context and social norms affects cooperation in water conservation.
In the light of these results, we can state that competitiveness strongly affects cooperation.
However, currently, we have no systematic understanding of how imitation, a mechanism that may also generate negative effects via a process of cumulative advantage, affects cooperation when repeated interactions are unlikely or information about a recipient's reputation is unavailable.
In the Lehmann et al. (2008b) world, groups have different norms and different beliefs and values affecting cooperation.
Here, we studied how protist predation affects cooperation in the opportunistic pathogen bacterium Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which uses quorum sensing (QS) cell-to-cell signalling to regulate the production of public goods.
