Worth the wait: Children trade off delay and reward in self- and other-benefiting decisions

Shari Liu; Gorana Gonzalez; Felix Warneken

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Worth the wait: Children trade off delay and reward in self- and other-benefiting decisions

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Shari Liu
Gorana Gonzalez
Felix Warneken

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Description: Published in Developmental Science, 2018

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Human prosocial behaviors are supported by early-emerging psychological processes that detect and fulfill the needs of others. However, little is know...

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