Stress May Boost Helping Behavior When Witnessing Injustice - Neuroscience News

A new study finds that acute stress experienced while witnessing injustice can make people more likely to help victims rather than punish offenders.

By: Neurosciencenews.com

May 18 2024
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Summary: A new study finds that acute stress experienced while witnessing injustice can make people more likely to help victims rather than punish offenders. This shift in behavior is linked to incre… [+3422 chars]

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