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Is partner choice related to prosociality? A cross-national investigation

2022-04-27

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<p>Why does human prosociality vary around the world? Evolutionary models and laboratory experiments suggest that possibilities for partner choice (i.e. the ability to leave unprofitable relationships and strike up new ones) should promote cooperation across human societies. Leveraging the Global Preferences Survey (n = 27,125; 27 countries) and the World Values Survey (n = 54,728; 32 countries), we test this theo...

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Literature Corpus work: 7db4cf42-2ee2-549f-b0d0-6f1b5413e140
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/wvdhk

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