For 10 points, identify this surname of David, a Jewish- Hungarian psychologist, and Anatole, a mathematician who proposed that the best strategy for the iterative prisonerâs dilemma was tit-for-tat.
A neo-Freudian clinical psychologist of this name used his experience as the director of the Menninger Foundation in Topeka to write the book Diagnostic Psychological Testing. The slash-and-burn farming techniques of the Tsembaga Maring of New Guinea are documented in the book Pigs for the Ancestors by a cultural anthropologist with this surname and the first name Roy. One thinker with this surname, a cofounder of the Society for General Systems Theory Research, advocated systems theory as a solution to the problem of war in The Origins of Violence and Peace: An Idea Whose Time Has Come. That thinker of this surname, who authored the book Fights, Games, and Debates, proposed a result that was reported in Robert Axelrodâs The Evolution of Cooperation. For 10 points, identify this surname of David, a Jewish- Hungarian psychologist, and Anatole, a mathematician who proposed that the best strategy for the iterative prisonerâs dilemma was tit-for-tat.
A neo-Freudian clinical psychologist of this name used his experience as the director of the Menninger Foundation in Topeka to write the book Diagnostic Psychological Testing.
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