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How Canva got clear on its values and added empathy to its processes - Vimarsana News

How Canva got clear on its values and added empathy to its processes

Building empathy into communication, work processes, and leadership

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"A Prospective and Retrospective 10-Year Study of Altruism and Reproduc" by Mark S. Allen, Davina A. Robson et al. - Vimarsana News

"A Prospective and Retrospective 10-Year Study of Altruism and Reproduc" by Mark S. Allen, Davina A. Robson et al.

Previous research has produced inconsistent findings regarding the role of altruism in mating success. This study sought to test whether altruism (charity/volunteer work) relates to number of offspring. A nationally representative sample of Australian adults was separated into those unlikely to have more children (n = 4,296; age ≥ 45 [women], age ≥ 55 [men], Mage = 68.9+11.0 years) and those likely to have more children (n = 4,724; age range= 18–44 [women], 18–54 [men], Mage = 32.8+10.5 years). Measures of altruism and number of children were taken at baseline and 10 years later. In th...

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"Altruism Does Not Predict Mating Success in Humans: A Direct Replicati" by Lili J. Judd, Jessica G. Mills et al. - Vimarsana News

"Altruism Does Not Predict Mating Success in Humans: A Direct Replicati" by Lili J. Judd, Jessica G. Mills et al.

Altruistic behavior is predicted to be a costly signal that benefits an individual in terms of reproductive success. This study sought to directly replicate a previous investigation that demonstrated a positive association between altruism and indices of mating success (Arnocky et al., 2017). Participants (n = 445; 329 women, 116 men; Mage = 22.9 years) completed measures of altruism, personality, self-reported mating success, lifetime sexual partners, lifetime casual sex partners, and frequency of copulation with their current sexual partner. Linear regression models demonstrated that, across...

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