The phrase "acting altruistically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone who is performing actions out of a selfless concern for the well-being of others.
Example: "She is always acting altruistically, volunteering her time at the local shelter and helping those in need."
Alternatives: "behaving selflessly" or "acting in a selfless manner."
If individuals were simply more likely to act in VR, then we would expect to see the opposite pattern, with more people acting altruistically in VR29.
This feeling is probably what calms our hearts enough to give us the motivation to "pay it forward" by acting altruistically in the future.
We do not so easily adjust, however, to the pleasure taken from acting altruistically: when we do kind things, we feel good and we continue to do so; our happiness level is raised and that default is set higher.
But she adds that if the free rats are acting to relieve their own distress at their cagemate's suffering a possibility the authors admit then that's very different from acting altruistically to relieve the distress of others.
This saboteur, acting altruistically on behalf the company, somehow managed to program the defeat device without anyone's knowledge or approval.
These monkeys engage in such behavior by acting altruistically within their groups in caring for infants, vocalizing alarm calls, and in sharing food.
Short of donating a kidney to a stranger, it is hard to imagine acting more altruistically.
When choosing whether to act altruistically, people may compare the current option to an idiosyncratic ideal.
When given the opportunity to act altruistically, individuals did not choose to benefit coethnics disproportionately when their actions were anonymous.
I, on the other hand, decided to act altruistically.
It's entirely unknown if children would continue to act altruistically in the face of adversity.
