The dimension of mutual cooperation is one the dimensions in pancasila student profile. This study aims to analyses child-friendly school reconstruction program through strengthening profile cooperation. a qualitative research using ethnographic method which was carried out two public elementary schools. Sources data this are principals, teachers, and students. Data collection done by interview...

Cooperation often fails to spread in proportion to its potential benefits. This phenomenon is captured by prisoner's dilemma games, in which cooperation rates appear to be determined by the distinctive structure of economic incentives (e.g., $3 for mutual cooperation vs. $5 for unilateral defection). Rather than comparing economic values of cooperating versus not ($3 vs. $5), we tested the hypo...

Game theory provides a quantitative framework for analyzing the behavior of rational agents. The Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma in particular has become a standard model for studying cooperation and cheating, with cooperation often emerging as a robust outcome in evolving populations. Here we extend evolutionary game theory by allowing players' payoffs as well as their strategies to evolve in resp...

In this paper I will present some ideas about successful communication to obtain intersubjectivity/mutual understanding in systems development. I discuss the possibilities of obtaining mutual understanding according to the rationalistic and constructivistic views of language and how this is normally handled in the tradition of systems development. Why is it so important to consider learning and...

In this paper, we describe TYCOON, a model that we are developing for observing, evaluating and specifying cooperations between software and human agents. This model is based on a typology made of six primitive types of cooperations: equivalence, specialization, transfer, redundancy, complementarity and concurrency. Each of these types may be involved in several goals of cooperation such as ena...

The Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma (IPD) has been an effective model of social, biological and political interaction for nearly 40 years. In the traditional definition of the game, constraints are provided that limit the cooperation between players to mutual cooperation, i.e. both players deciding to “cooperate” on a single play. This paper demonstrates that by modifying the traditional constraint...