Reputation-Based Helping is a form of costly helping in which the provision of aid is motivated by the helper’s strategic concern for maintaining or enhancing their social reputation, thereby distinguishing it from altruistic or reciprocally motivated helping by its dependence on observable, reputation-enhancing outcomes.
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Reputational benefits for altruistic punishment
Pat Barclay · Evolution and Human Behavior · 2006 · 365 citations
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