The ability to behave in ways that benefit other individuals' well-being is among the most
celebrated human characteristics crucial for social cohesiveness. Across mammalian …

Dishonesty is ubiquitous and imposes substantial financial and social burdens on society.
Intuitively, dishonesty results from a failure of willpower to control selfish behavior. However …

Despite decades of research in economics and psychology attempting to identify ingredients
that make up successful teams, neuroscientists have only just begun to study how multiple …

The COVID‐19 pandemic points to the need for scientists to pool their efforts in order to
understand this disease and respond to the ensuing crisis. Other global challenges also …

'Collective adaptation'has recently become a widely used concept in climate change science
and advocacy work. Yet, the current engagement with collective adaptation suffers from a …

Highlights•Neuroeconomics can offer insight into human decision-making for environmental
policymakers.•Neuroeconomics can evaluate response to dimensions of climate change …

Humans have an exceptional ability to cooperate relative to many other species. We review
the neural mechanisms supporting human cooperation, focusing on the prefrontal cortex …

Tasks that measure correlates of prosocial decision-making share one common feature:
agents can make choices that increase the welfare of a beneficiary. However, prosocial …

Cooperation occurs at all stages of human life and is necessary for small groups and large-
scale societies alike to emerge and thrive. This chapter bridges research in the fields of …

Prosociality is a core feature of human functioning and has been a topic of interest across
disciplinary boundaries for decades. In this review, we highlight different neuroscientific …