Sentence examples for explanations for cooperation from inspiring English sources

Human friendship often occurs among individuals who are neither relatives nor mates, ruling out key explanations for cooperation such as kin selection.

Similar effects have been observed in non-human species as well, such as long-tailed tits that tend to help other long-tailed tits (by aiding in the rearing of non-offspring) they have associated with during the nesting phase (see West et al. "Evolutionary Explanations for Cooperation", 2007 for a review).

The basis for evolutionary explanations of cooperation is provided by Hamilton's inclusive fitness (kin selection) theory [2].

Our Ice-cream treatment rules out competition per se [30] as an explanation for increased cooperation, as it is identical to Mug except that ice-cream reward is neither unique nor displayable.

Several explanations for the lack of cooperation in previous studies have been put forward such as high impulsiveness of non-human animals [35].

This theory offers explanations for the development of cooperation in social systems, which imply a (risk of) loss for the decision- maker in the short-term compared to alternative behavioural options [ 29].

The vast majority of explanations for how language and cooperation arose (a) fail to make specific reference to any detailed account of human evolution and (b) adopt multifactorial explanations of a kind seldom if ever invoked when other species are discussed [ 7- 13].

Greater progress might be made by focusing on X inactivation models that incorporate the increasing evidence for cooperation between molecules involved in the process, as well as by considering alternative explanations for accumulation of L1s on the X.

They asked for cooperation.

(Beyond muting criticism and hoping for cooperation).

Now is the time for cooperation".