La mangio o non la mangio l’ultima fetta? Il caso della Social Mindfulness come processo decisionale.

• Scritto da Matilde Tumino, Luciana Carraro & Fabio Fasoli

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Glossario

Comportamento prosociale: messa in atto di azioni, da parte dell’individuo, il cui scopo principale è aiutare o comunque fare del bene ad un’altra persona o ad un gruppo sociale

Interdipendenza: una situazione che coinvolge due o più attori sociali accomunati da un rapporto di reciproca dipendenza in cui le azioni di uno hanno dirette conseguenze sull’altro.