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July Prediction
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Generosity
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Are human beings inherently or selfish? A new study finds that when people have to make the choice instantly, their first impulse is which indicates that generosity is innate. Only when they have more time to consider their choice do they behave more selfishly. The research is in the journal Nature. In the study, researchers ran several tests in which each in a small group received money, and then had to decide how much to in a shared group fund. The more time people had to choose how much to donate, the less they gave. Subjects told they had to make a decision within 10 seconds even gave more than others who were told they had to wait the same 10 seconds before deciding. Because snap decisions are based on intuition, the researchers that generosity is the intuitive human response. But given time, we can reason our way to a more selfish decision. This intuitive cooperation might be either genetically hardwired, or a construct. Either way, next time I run a fundraiser, I'm bringing a stopwatch.
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