Extended Data Fig. 5: Player behaviour remains consistent across different stages of the trust and ultimatum games.
From: Social networking agency and prosociality are inextricably linked in economic games
Applying the same clustering factors as in Extended Data Fig. 3 to the behavioural phenotypes derived from the first stage of games reveals a consistent pattern of behaviour in the second stage. Specifically, if a player adopts a prosocial, neutral, or antisocial role in the first stage of the trust and ultimatum game, they are likely to maintain the same behaviour in the second stage.
