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Study Finds Children Help Peers Across Different Cultures

A study of 336 children found that helping peers is a consistent behaviour. The children were aged four to nine, from six diverse societies. Researchers watched children who were playing a marble game. During the game, one child had a problem. The other child could choose to help them. Children from Europe, Africa and South America were more likely to…

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