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Social Norm Formation Dynamics with IBL Agents: Short-/Long-Term Rewards and Network Structure
Social normative decision-making involves two evaluative axes: immediate gains from aligning with others (reputation, conformity, reduced friction) and delayed collective consequences accumulating through repeated actions (social loss, victimization). This study examines, via a multi-agent simulatio
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