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fromMail Online1 month agoSocial justiceRich people are kinder than the poor, study of 2.3m people findsThe rich are marginally kinder than the poor, countering popular stereotypes.
Social justicefromNew York Post3 weeks agoRich people are more generous than the poor - here's why they giveWealth correlates with greater kindness and willingness to help others, challenging stereotypes.Rich individuals show consistently more prosocial behavior across different age groups.
fromMail Online1 month agoSocial justiceRich people are kinder than the poor, study of 2.3m people findsThe rich are marginally kinder than the poor, countering popular stereotypes.
fromNew York Post6 months agoMiscellaneousThe reason superhero films might actually be good for society: studySuperhero movies can enhance empathy and moral reasoning in viewers, potentially promoting prosocial behavior. But this does not guarantee increased actions like sharing.