A feature-based network analysis and fMRI meta-analysis reveal three distinct types of prosocial decisions

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@danfaggella @SustainHistory That many people can be altruistic isn't a strong claim. Seems we're becoming able to identify 'altruistic' giving vs other motives for prosociality! https://t.co/79zJn1MOPm

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RT @utafrith: Exciting. The neural and cognitive basis of prosocial decisions. Different for cooperation, equity and altruism By @ShawnRh…

09 Jul 2021

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Exciting. The neural and cognitive basis of prosocial decisions. Different for cooperation, equity and altruism By @ShawnRhoads56 Jo Cutler and @aa_marsh https://t.co/aEq6aqkYlt

09 Jul 2021

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@utafrith Thanks so much for sharing! Our manuscript is now out in Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience! https://t.co/92LjbL3cRD

09 Jul 2021

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