Dynamic, Evolutionary, and Behavioral Games

Model the long-term health of a relationship as a repeated game, analyzing strategies for cooperation and trust (e.g., Tit-for-Tat).

Apply the Hawk-Dove game to analyze conflict escalation versus de-escalation over contested boundaries.

Use evolutionary stability concepts to predict the long-term prevalence of certain relationship strategies within a community.

Incorporate prospect theory into payoff calculations to model loss aversion in high-stakes emotional negotiations.

Model the evolution of relationship norms over time using replicator dynamics.

Analyze the role of trigger strategies for enforcing relationship agreements and punishing violations.