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Dual-Processing Altruism [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2013 Altruism refers to an other-benefiting behavior that is costly but bears no direct profit to oneself. At least three different forms can be distinguished: help giving, altruistic punishment, and moral courage. We investigated the differential impact of two thinking modes, intuitive (System 1) and rational (System 2), on these three altruistic behaviors.
Kinnunen, Suna, Windmann, Sabine
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Ideas about altruism and selfishness in students with different levels of empathy [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2020 An empirical study is devoted to the study of ideas about altruism and selfishness of students with different levels of empathy. The socio-psychological phenomena of altruism and egoism have different causes and manifestations, as well as different ...
Kashirskaya Irina
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Positive reputation for altruism toward future generations regardless of the cost for current others
Frontiers in Psychology, 2023 Recently, altruism toward future generations (future altruism) has become a hot research topic. Although future altruism has been observed in several previous experiments, it is not yet clear when and why people are more likely to engage in future ...
Yukako Inoue +4 more
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ALTRUISM AND MORAL ENHANCEMENT [PDF]
Kriterion, 2021 In this article I will be discussing what altruism is, distinguishing altruistic motivations (pure and impure) and altruistic behaviour (soft and robust).
Cinara Nahra
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Current Issues in Personality Psychology, 2022 Background The Dark Triad literature examining pro-social behaviours is minimal, with mixed results. Participants and procedure This study investigates the relationships between the Dark Triad and altruistic behaviours based on self-report data from 286
Cassidy Trahair +3 more
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‘The best interest of patients, not self-interest’: how clinicians understand altruism
BMC Medical Education, 2021 Background Altruism refers to acting in ‘the best interest of patients, not self-interest’. With an observed discordance between the concept and practice of altruism, and increasing attention to ‘pathologic altruism’, the role of altruism is blurred in ...
Madiha Sajjad +3 more
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Sociologisk Forskning, 2022 Denna artikel tillämpar Émile Durkheims perspektiv på altruism som ett kollektivt fenomen i dagens arbetsliv. I fokus står det klassiska sociologiska problemet om hur altruism och arbetsliv kan förenas. Auguste Comte och Herbert Spencer lade grunden för
Daniel Persson Thunqvist
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006 Summary: This paper develops a nonparametric theory of preferences over one's own and others' monetary payoffs. We introduce ``more altruistic than'' (MAT), a partial ordering over such preferences, and interpret it with known parametric models. We also introduce and illustrate ``more generous than'' (MGT), a partial ordering over opportunity sets ...
Friedman, Daniel +2 more
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Nursing Science Quarterly, 2012 The concept of altruism has been viewed or defined as a professional value of the nursing discipline. The author in this column begins a discussion of its philosophical origins as a normative bioethical concept with implications for the term’s current usage in practice and teaching-learning contexts.
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Help others—be happy? The effect of altruistic behavior on happiness across cultures
Frontiers in Psychology, 2023 Research has established that altruistic behavior increases happiness. We examined this phenomenon across cultures, differentiating between individualistic and collectivist cultures.
Merav Weiss-Sidi, Hila Riemer
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