Psychology
Why money can make people less helpful
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Wealth can subtly alter social dynamics by reducing a person's reliance on their immediate community for survival. Psychological studies show that simply priming the brain with images of money reduces the impulse to ask for help or assist others. Staying grounded requires intentional community engagement to counteract this isolation effect.
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