People with higher interoceptive sensitivity are more altruistic, but improving interoception does not increase altruism

Richard M Piech; Daniela Strelchuk; Jake Knights; Jonathan V. Hjalmheden; Jonas K. Olofsson; Jane E. Aspell

People with higher interoceptive sensitivity are more altruistic, but improving interoception does not increase altruism

Richard M Piech^*, Daniela Strelchuk, Jake Knights, Jonathan V. Hjalmheden, Jonas K. Olofsson, Jane E. Aspell

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Bristol Medical School (PHS)

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Original language	English
Article number	15652 (2017)
Journal	Scientific Reports
Publication status	Published - 15 Nov 2017

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