Deception Flashcards
1
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Def./Criteria
A
- Providing false information
- Benefits sender, costs for receiver
2
Q
Constraints
A
- Ability to control signal production
- Individual recognition and iterated interactions
- Punishment
3
Q
Methods/Evidence
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- Intentional deception:
Chimps learn to deceive competitive experimenter
-> After role reversal learn to choose other cup than pointed at by experimenter. - Misleading:
Ravens respond to visibility of others
-> Selectively conceal cache location and provide false lead.
4
Q
Tactical deception
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- Flexible use of behaviours/signals of species’ repertoire (contrast to genetically fixed strategies like mimicry)
- Not/hardly stimulus-bound
- Proactive use of social knowledge
5
Q
Intentionality of sender (orders)
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1st-order: Direct manipulation of others’ behaviour
2nd-order: Creating false belief in receiver