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Exploring the Foundational Origins of Public Service Motivation through the Lens of Behavioral Genetics

2022-02-11

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<p>Despite the proliferation of research on public service motivation (PSM), fundamental questions about its origins continue to evade scholars: Is PSM driven by genetics, socialized through experiences, or both? If PSM is socialized, when does socialization occur? Answering these questions is critical for reconciling the state vs trait debate, and for assessing the validity of practical implications prescribed by...

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