At the University of Glasgow in Scotland, 6 h of various honors biology courses is reserved for highly structured, dilemma-based, small-group discussions (Clarkeburn et al., 2000).
Regardless of how much money the other group put in the group account, within one's own group the game was structured as a social dilemma.> In the single-group-with-low-payoff game, six participants play a prisoner's dilemma.
It explores in particular the dilemma posed by the highly structured nature of Open University language courses and the need for learners to develop autonomous approaches.
Correlated interaction can occur as a result of spatial location (as shown above for the case of the spatial prisoner's dilemma), the structuring effect of social relations, or ingroup/outgroup membership effects, to list a few causes.
In this article, the concept of embeddedness follows the definition of 'situated agency' (Bevir 2005) and refers to the degree in which forest management practices are affected by routinized practices, resources, expectations, social and organizational structures and dilemmas.
America's particular political structure created this dilemma.
This structure prompts a serious dilemma.
The structure of a difference dilemma is this: there is a difference, such as that only women become pregnant or that an employer has a history of refusing to promote women.
In her essay "The Structure of the Moral Dilemma in Shiloh" for Children's Literature, Claudia Mills wrote that Shiloh deals with "consequentialism pitted against deontological respect for moral duty".
You can set your watch by the three-verse structures in the songs: the dilemma and moral, or the setup and punch line, arrive with punctuality.
"Liquidity has to have a price," says Peter Neu of the Boston Consulting Group.All for oneHowever, making dramatic changes to compensation structures involves a prisoner's dilemma.
