Todd Vogel
@toddvogel.bsky.social
Postdoc at SDN lab, Centre for Human Brain Health, University of Birmingham
Social behaviour, effort, context, decision-making, neuroscience, modelling
Social behaviour, effort, context, decision-making, neuroscience, modelling
Computational modelling showed that opportunity costs of different environments were distinctly valued for others vs oneself.
Opportunity costs for others also related to levels of utilitarianism and empathy/motivation.
Opportunity costs for others also related to levels of utilitarianism and empathy/motivation.
September 20, 2024 at 10:40 AM
Computational modelling showed that opportunity costs of different environments were distinctly valued for others vs oneself.
Opportunity costs for others also related to levels of utilitarianism and empathy/motivation.
Opportunity costs for others also related to levels of utilitarianism and empathy/motivation.
We found a robust environmental influence on decisions that benefit others.
People were more willing to interrupt their behaviour to help others in poor compared to rich environments.
People were more willing to interrupt their behaviour to help others in poor compared to rich environments.
September 20, 2024 at 10:40 AM
We found a robust environmental influence on decisions that benefit others.
People were more willing to interrupt their behaviour to help others in poor compared to rich environments.
People were more willing to interrupt their behaviour to help others in poor compared to rich environments.
Across 3 studies (total n=510) we used an ecological framework see how one's environment influences when we decide to help others vs ourselves.
September 20, 2024 at 10:39 AM
Across 3 studies (total n=510) we used an ecological framework see how one's environment influences when we decide to help others vs ourselves.