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Altruism and self-sacrifice are philosophical and psychological concepts that refer to actions taken to benefit others or to achieve a greater good, often at personal expense or risk. The terms are related but not exactly synonymous, with altruism typically implying selflessness and concern for others, whereas self-sacrifice may involve more extreme acts of putting oneself in harm's way.
Definitions of altruism and self-sacrifice vary across disciplines, but most share the idea that these actions
Research suggests that altruism can arise from various instincts and motivations, such as empathy, prosociality, and
Cultural and historical contexts shape how altruism and self-sacrifice are perceived and viewed. Religions, social norms,
Altruism and self-sacrifice are not considered absolute and are sometimes controversial. Positive consequences can arise from