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selective nature of early pro-social
behavior or the strategic nature and the
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behavior or the strategic nature and the
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behavior or the strategic nature and the
other was about the underlying
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other was about the underlying
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other was about the underlying
motivation so I think in terms of the
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motivation so I think in terms of the
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motivation so I think in terms of the
selective strategic question on the one
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selective strategic question on the one
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selective strategic question on the one
hand we can say fairly early on at 18
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hand we can say fairly early on at 18
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hand we can say fairly early on at 18
months infants pro-social behavior is
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months infants pro-social behavior is
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months infants pro-social behavior is
strategic in the sense that what they
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strategic in the sense that what they
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strategic in the sense that what they
seem to be doing is minimizing costs and
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seem to be doing is minimizing costs and
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seem to be doing is minimizing costs and
maximizing motivational benefits and in
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maximizing motivational benefits and in
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maximizing motivational benefits and in
terms of the motivation I think what
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terms of the motivation I think what
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terms of the motivation I think what
these findings tell us and this is not
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these findings tell us and this is not
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these findings tell us and this is not
to say that infants are never motivated
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to say that infants are never motivated
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to say that infants are never motivated