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Do people still endorse prosocial others when they put them at risk?

2025-11-29

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<p>Humans like prosocial others who invest in the greater good, who decrease inequality and increase overall welfare. But to what degree do people endorse such prosocial others when their acts for the greater good puts a risk to their own position? We modelled this question in a triadic social dilemma paradigm where a decision-maker’s prosocial act towards one party entailed risk for another. In five pre-registere...

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Literature Corpus work: c45d3b87-ea79-5c81-8197-ac22bf060e54
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/fejgk_v4

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