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Codebook For Analyzing Content And Function Of Communication In Social-Ecological Dilemma Experiments

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This codebook provides concepts and methodologies for coding and quantifying the content and function of communication in group social dilemma experiments, specifically with a social and ecological component (e.g., common pool resource dilemma). The content that is coded pertains to such categories as small talk, humor, information exchange (e.g., ecological, social, institutional), enforcement (e.g., praise, warnings, threats), decision making (e.g., proposals, choosing). Functional categories pertain to key functions needed for group members to govern the dilemma: e.g., develop agreements, make group decisions (e.g., democratic decision making), resolve conflicts, and enforce compliance. This codebook provides guidance for metrics to associate coded communication content and function to observed cooperation.

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  • DeCaro, Daniel, 2021. "Codebook For Analyzing Content And Function Of Communication In Social-Ecological Dilemma Experiments," SocArXiv 856hm, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:socarx:856hm
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/856hm
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