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However, recent research with American participants finds that evaluations of prosocial actions are asymmetric—relatively selfish actions are evaluated according to the magnitude of selfishness but evaluations of relatively generous actions are less sensitive to magnitude. Extremely generous actions are judged roughly as positively as modestly generous actions, but extremely selfish actions are judged much more negatively... View Paper Luciana Brandão Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Departamento de Economia e Rel. Internacionais, Graduate Student Segurança Ambiental dos Recursos Hídricos Internacionais: conflito e cooperação na Bacia do Zambeze Since the dawn of the twentieth century a series of new security challenges have emerged, many of them related with environmental issues. Water resources have been majorly damaged. 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