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Payback without bookkeeping: The origins of revenge and retaliation
Philosophical Psychology 32 (7):1100-1128 (2019)
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ABSTRACTCurrent evolutionary models of revenge focus on its complex deterrent functions. Nevertheless, there are some retaliatory behaviors in nonhuman animals that do not appear to have a deterren...Author's Profile
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