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applied psychology
industrial psychology
productive and counterproductive employee behavior
prosocial behavior
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treatment and interventions for delinquency
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personality assessment
prosocial behavior
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treatment and interventions for delinquency
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personality assessment
prosocial behavior
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treatment and interventions for delinquency
assessment
personality assessment
prosocial behavior
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treatment and interventions for delinquency
assessment
personality assessment
prosocial behavior
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treatment and interventions for delinquency
assessment
personality assessment
prosocial behavior
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treatment and interventions for delinquency
assessment
personality assessment
prosocial behavior
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treatment and interventions for delinquency
assessment
personality assessment
prosocial behavior
...
treatment and interventions for delinquency
assessment
personality assessment
prosocial behavior
...
treatment and interventions for delinquency
assessment
personality assessment
prosocial behavior
...
treatment and interventions for delinquency
assessment
personality assessment
prosocial behavior
...
treatment and interventions for delinquency
assessment
personality assessment
prosocial behavior
...
treatment and interventions for delinquency
assessment
personality assessment
prosocial behavior
...
treatment and interventions for delinquency
assessment
personality assessment
prosocial behavior
...
treatment and interventions for delinquency
assessment
personality assessment
prosocial behavior
...
treatment and interventions for delinquency
assessment
personality assessment
prosocial behavior
Preferred term
reciprocal altruism
Definition
- Rooted in evolutionary biology and multi-iteration game theory, reciprocal altruism is a cooperative strategy in which someone chooses to perform an act that incurs an immediate net personal cost to benefit another individual in the hope of reaping a future gain. In biological terms, it represents a willingness to forego one's own reproductive chances in favor of another's chances for the overall benefit of the group. [Source: Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society; Reciprocal Altruism]
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URI
https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/reciprocal_altruism
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