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itoriality (Maynard Smith & Price, 1973, to be reviewed shortly), the Hawk—Dove model sheds light onto our sense of rights (Descioli & Karpoff, 2014; Gintis, 2007; Myerson, 2004). Let us begin by asking the following question (Myerson, 2004): “Why [does] a passenger pay a taxi driver after getting out of
Page: HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015504 →gain. However, the source of loss aversion is not questioned or explained. When it is, loss aversion is also readily explained by the Hawk—Dove game (Gintis, 2007). A second bias that also fits the Hawk—Dove model is the IKEA effect: Our valu- ation of an object is influenced by whether we have developed
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