Whereas people tend to compete in the prisoner's dilemma, what makes them more cooperative in real life?
a. People want to build a reputation for being fair
b. People try to avoid situations that lead to competition.
c. People get to think about their decisions more carefully.
d. People feel a greater sense of moral duty in real life.
a
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