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Indirect Reciprocity
Indirect reciprocity occurs when an individual's helpful action is not reciprocated directly by the recipient, but by a third party. This mechanism is often based on reputation; an individual helps another to build a good reputation, which in turn makes others more likely to help them in the future.
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