A new study has examined whether one’s allegiances affect feelings of empathy when administering rewards or punishment. The…
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Imagine if you woke up one day and found yourself unexpectedly surrounded by presents and then a few days later you woke up to find chocolate eggs all over your room. Would you rejoice in your good fortune…
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