…ave apparently led to increased customer sensitivity to restaurant hygiene, a 20-percent decrease in county-wide hospitalizations for food-borne illnesses, and better hygiene scores for county restaurants. 11 Recall that in our early evolution we could gauge cooperation only firs...
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LOOKING AHEAD In its fifth year, OGIS will continue to offer mediation services to requesters and agencies; review agencies’ FOIA policies, procedures, and compliance; and identify additional areas for improvement in the FOIA process through recommendations to Congress and the P...
Morality Games 315 Hedden, T., & Zhang, J. (2002). What do you think I think you think? Strategic reasoning in matrix games. Cognition, 85(1), 1-36. Hoffman, M., Yoeli, E., & Nowak, M. A. (2015). Cooperate without looking: Why we care what people think and not just what they do...
314 M. Hoffman et al. Dalkiran, N. A., Hoffman, M., Paturi, R., Ricketts, D., & Vattani, A. (2012). Common knowledge and state-dependent equilibria. In Algorithmic game theory (pp. 84-95). New York: Springer. Dana, J., Cain, D. M., & Dawes, R. M. (2006). What you don’t know won...
312 M. Hoffman et al. Conclusion In this chapter we have showed that a single approach—game theory, with the help of evolution and learning—can explain many of our moral intuitions and ideologies. We now discuss two implications. Group Selection. Our chapter relates to the deba...
306 M. Hoffman et al. publicized self-immolation, and not a breach of a threshold in, say, the quality of life of citizens or the level of corruption. This explanation requires simply that we rec- ognize revolutions as a coordination problem (as argued in Morris & Shin, 2002; Ch...
…ified cases,” he rationalized, “for example, when a prostitute uses a condom, and this can be a first step toward a moralization, a first act of responsibility in developing anew an awareness of the fact that not everything is permissible and that we cannot do everything we want....
…wing. This issue was highlighted recently in the notorious Utah state criminal proceedings involving the kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart. 235 Attorneys for Elizabeth's alleged kidnapper subpoenaed class records from her high school (class and teacher lists, report cards, and discip...
sciences: people are easy to influence, they are too trusting, and they tend to place their trust in the wrong people. This is the answer of most social psychologists. "They take the famous Asch conformity experiments, in which participants believe a group over the evidence of t...
A Justice Dept. discipline office with limited reach to probe handling of controversial child sex abuse case Matt Zapotosky The Justice Department office that handles employee discipline has opened an investigation into whether attorneys committed “professional misconduct” in a...
Page 42 of 78 2007 Utah L. Rev. 861, *919 privacy interest in keeping personal facts away from the public eye." 34° Consider, for example, the privacy of therapeutic counseling communications. Federal case law establishes that such communications are protected by a constitutiona...
Forthcoming (August 2011) Future Science edited by Max Brockman, Vintage Press, New York. Is Shame Necessary? Jennifer Jacquet Jennifer Jacquet graduated with a master’s degree in environmental economics from Cornell University in 2004 and earned a PhD in 2009 from the Universi...