Learning to Care More About Distant Others: A Systematic Moral Reflection Intervention

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<p>People's willingness to help others declines steeply with social distance: the more distant, different, or stigmatized those in need are, the less time, money, and consideration they receive — even when they need help the most. This article shows that moral learning from the consequences of past decisions can teach people to give more consideration to the welfare of outgroup members in future decisions and incr...

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• Altruism
• Attitude
• Biological Evolution
• Competitive Behavior
• Cooperative Behavior
• Models, Psychological
• Mutation
• Population Density

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Literature Corpus work

7d943968-2715-5ae2-9cc1-bc8db8ba7214

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/quxta_v2