Beyond money: Nonmonetary prosociality across adulthood.
Abstract
Empirical evidence suggests that self-reported prosociality and donations increase with age. The majority of this research was conducted using monetary donations as outcome measures. However, on average older adults hold a significant advantage in financial and material assets compared to younger adults, effectively lowering the subjective cost of small monetary donations. Are older adults also more prosocial when donating a nonmonetary resource...
Paper Details
Title
Beyond money: Nonmonetary prosociality across adulthood.
Published Date
Feb 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
36
Issue
1
Pages
96 - 107
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