Assertion: altruism | /r/HasProperty | behavior
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text: On the title itself, I selected the first appropriate name that came to mind at the time, but something like Altruism (behavior) would also work.
text: An altruism psychology definition starts with the idea that altruism is a behavior you do to contribute to someone else's well-being without any direct benefit for yourself.
text: Altruism: a behavior that benefits another (the recipient) at a cost to oneself (the actor).
text: Here is one last salute to the scientists: altruism is a behavior that originated in the things which you study, but which got free of them and of you.
text: Altruism is behavior intended to benefit another, even when this action risks possible sacrifice to the welfare of the actor.
text: Altruism is the action or behavior of a person that is intended to benefit another without any obvious benefit to the helper in return.