Altruistic individuals form the foundation of healthy relationships and societies, yet their good intentions can be preyed upon by those with selfish motives. Research indicates that people are motivated to be cooperative because of expectations of positive interactions, concern about their reputation, and the anticipation of future relationships. However, this optimism can be exploited through manipulation, emphasizing the need for good people to clarify their intentions, define consequences, and proceed with caution to protect their genuine altruism from being misused.
Expectations, reputational concerns, and anticipation of future interactions motivate altruistic behavior, yet such optimism can be exploited by selfish individuals in relationships.
Good-hearted individuals often find their positive intentions manipulated by those with malevolent motives, highlighting the need for caution in fostering relationships.
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