Why do you think some people are more altruistic than others?​

Abigail Marsh and her colleagues at Georgetown University found that people who exhibit strong altruistic behavior have more active—and, in some cases, even larger—right amygdala,† a part of the brain that helps us feel certain emotions and perceive them in others, particularly the emotion of fear.

I think that because everyone else has their own brain that is active in their own way meaning that some are altruistic due to the way they whereas others are not as much because they are thinking differently

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