Some people will warn others to follow the rules, even if it does not affect them. This is known as altruistic punishment, the act of punishing others for selfish behavior without reciprocal benefit.

The study found that avoidance is driven by both the desire to not acknowledge inequality and the wish to prevent confrontation, suggesting that altruistic punishment may be less common in real ...

Beyond Identification With the Aggressor to Altruistic Surrender The chapter "Identification With the Aggressor" 3 explains how victims adopt their oppressors' beliefs and values against all ...

At President Donald Trump’s inauguration on Monday, leaders from some of the world’s most powerful companies looked on from ...

Sunday marks the fifth anniversary of the tragic helicopter crash that claimed the lives of Kobe Bryant and eight other people, including his daughter. The Los Angeles Lakers organization and the ...

Dairy farmers in the region are invited to join UW-Madison Division of Extension educators for an educational workshop on ...

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