Using the Prisoner’s Dilemma Task to Examine the Cooperative and Social Effectiveness Hypotheses of the General Factor Personality

Curt S. Dunkel; Lauren A. Summerville; Eugene W. Mathes; Sean N. Kesserling; Seth D. Yockey; Simon D. Reeve; Jacob M. Stolmeier

doi:10.22330/001c.89818

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Research Articles

Vol. 29, Issue 3, 2014

September 30, 2014 BST

Using the Prisoner’s Dilemma Task to Examine the Cooperative and Social Effectiveness Hypotheses of the General Factor Personality

Curt S. Dunkel, Lauren A. Summerville, Eugene W. Mathes, Sean N. Kesserling, Seth D. Yockey, Simon D. Reeve, Jacob M. Stolmeier,

general factor of personalityprisoner's dilemmacooperationsocial effectiveness

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Human Ethology

Dunkel, C. S., Summerville, L. A., Mathes, E. W., Kesserling, S. N., Yockey, S. D., Reeve, S. D., & Stolmeier, J. M. (2014). Using the Prisoner’s Dilemma Task to Examine the Cooperative and Social Effectiveness Hypotheses of the General Factor Personality. Human Ethology, 29(3), 14–22. https://doi.org/10.22330/001c.89818