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Beyond Average Behaviour: Trust and Reciprocity Dynamics Reveal Distinct Behavioural Phenotypes
Cooperation depends not only on how much people trust and reciprocate, but on how it is maintained and repaired after rupture. We analysed a 10-round Trust Game in participants with borderline personality disorder (BPD), an affective-symptom sample (AD), and community controls (N = 1,300 participant
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