The effects of giving on givers.

Sara Konrath · Stephanie L. Brown

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The authors were supported by two grants at the time of writing this article. Stephanie Brown was supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation (#0820609, Physiological Effects of Helping Others) and Sara Konrath was supported by a grant from Wake Forest University via the John Templeton Foundation (Dispositional Empathy as a Character Trait).

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