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Why Do Parents Socialize Their Children to Behave Pro-Socially? An Information-Based Theory

Fabrizio Adriani, Silvia Sonderegger

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Key concepts: Welfare, Cultural transmission in animals, Information transmission, Social psychology, Contrast (vision), Maximization, Psychology, Order (exchange)

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