Distinguishing social agent behaviour: a formal framework
Susanne Kalenka, Nicholas R. Jennings · 2003
A novel framework is presented that provides a formal operational description for characterising social decision making. It contributes explicit reasoning about the potential benefits of the individual agent, particular subgroups of agents or the overall system. This framework enables multifarious social interaction attitudes to be identified and defined: ranging from the purely self-interested to the purely altruistic.