Human social preferences cluster and spread in the field [Evolution]

While it is undeniable that the ability of humans to cooperate in large-scale societies is unique in animal life, it remains open how such a degree of prosociality is possible despite the risks of exploitation. Recent evidence suggests that social networks play a crucial role in the development of prosociality...

Source: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences - September 14, 2020 Category: Science Authors: Alexander Ehlert, Martin Kindschi, Rene Algesheimer, Heiko Rauhut Tags: Social Sciences Source Type: research