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Long-range social pressure and the evolution of cooperation in multiplex networks
Social pressure---the awareness of being observed by others---is a fundamental driver of prosocial behavior in human societies. Yet it is typically assumed that only direct neighbors exert vigilance pressure on an individual, despite empirical evidence that social influence persists to at least thre
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