4. Discussion
internalizing disorders
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This revised version of the AlAn’s game provides useful information about self-other considerations and allows mapping of acceptance rates by self-other valuations (see Both Active Trial Type A and new Active trial Type B suggest that on average there is a bias toward over-valuing oneself over the charity. For example, if self-benefit/loss and Red Cross loss/benefit were estimated by subjects to be of equal value, at the ratio = 1 (see Unfortunately, we did not find that moral elevation stimulus exposure led to changes in prosocial behavior. Several prior studies support an effect of moral elevation on prosocial acts [Enhancement of prosocial behavior and understanding the mechanisms which lead to such enhancements is significant. Prosocial behavior is negatively related to both externalizing and internalizing disorders [