Concerns about reputation via gossip promote generous allocations in an economic game

Overview of attention for article published in Evolution & Human Behavior, May 2008

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Why Do We Gossip?

Boise State Public Radio, 23 May 2016

By some estimates, around 60 percent of time spend in conversation with other people involves some form of gossip about social…

Why Do We Gossip?

NHPR, 23 May 2016

By some estimates, around 60 percent of time spend in conversation with other people involves some form of gossip about social…

Why Do We Gossip?

NPR: The Salt, 23 May 2016

George Doyle/ By some estimates, around 60 percent of time spend in conversation with other people involves some form of gossip…

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