The Stalemate at the Core of Many Unresolved Disputes
When both people in a conflict share blame, each may hesitate to apologize.
The Stalemate at the Core of Many Unresolved DisputesWhy people prefer to give their time rather than money
Asking for help, rather than donations, can increase charitable giving.
A helping opportunity is associated with a sense of meaningfulness, which could encourage people to do more for charity.
Adelle X. Yang, Christopher K. Hsee, and Oleg Urminsky, “Eager to Help Yet Reluctant to Give: How Pro-social Effort and Pro-social Choices Diverge,” Working paper, July 2014.
When both people in a conflict share blame, each may hesitate to apologize.
The Stalemate at the Core of Many Unresolved DisputesYou can’t fix all the world’s problems, so pick your battles.
What a Hot Dog Taught Me about Ethical PrioritiesChicago Booth’s Alexander Todorov and University of Chicago’s Wilma A. Bainbridge and Ben Zhao discuss biases relating to faces and the implications of facial-recognition technology.
Is it Ethical to Use Facial Imaging in Decision-Making?Your Privacy
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