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Prosocial Preferences can Escalate Intergroup Conflicts by Countering Selfish Motivations to Leave
When individuals meet hostile groups, they can choose whether to defend themselves or flee and leave others behind. We find that pro-social preferences predict staying and defence, while leaving is predicted by concerns for personal costs and risk.
Dietary patterns among European children and their association with adiposity-related outcomes
Dietary patterns have been changing in the past decades, influencing diet-related diseases during childhood (e.g., obesity). This study described dietary patterns in children across six countries in Europe and its associations with adiposity-related outcomes both in childhood and in adolescence.