Reciprocity In All Its Forms

Various forms of reciprocity reciprocity are the symbol of creating, maintaining, strengthening social relationships, fulfilling the material needs and the needs of people who need it. It indicates the exchange of goods without the use of money or other exchange media. It can take the form of sharing, hospitality, gifts, barter. Anthropologists confirmed three forms of reciprocity. One form is generalized reciprocity, which means that there is no expectation of returning merchandise of value equal to the given future time.

"Mutualism is the state of mutual exchange, the motivation and result of an action, and the classification of another action, what about accepting the power of reciprocity in every exchange field with nature as an additional criterion of action at all levels? If we realize that land and sea provide us a loan and the resulting duty as a gift, not as a right to value and acquire us, we will replenish this value by supplement Are we in the form of actions, fair consumption patterns and exchanges, while maintaining our natural abilities through our perceptions, our children, and recognized relationships with public interests? "

Strong reciprocity A form of reciprocity in which some people seem to use more resources than cooperation and punishment predicted by many existing altruistic theories. Many theories have been proposed as explanations and criticisms of their existence. Expensive signal and handicap principle. Since altruism deprives the altruist of resources, it can be an "honest signal" to the availability of resources and the ability to gather resources. This may suggest to others that altruism is a valuable potential partner. Since people who further interact in the future will not benefit from expensive signals, it may also be the signal of the intention of interaction and cooperation. Whether an expensive signal can show long-term cooperative character is not clear, but people have more confidence in the people who will help.

The concept of mutuality is that each aspect and form of things is a causal relationship between each other, the truth of reciprocity is inevitable and the truth of necessity (or "understanding")) is free That is freedom. The reality is the process of understanding things from the perspective of the image of things and all its possibilities and interrelationship, all the conditions in which things are present, and factors that determine their growth. All parts are the same as the whole: "All the reasons are true, all truths are reasonable"