The phrase "altruism generosity" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to combine two concepts but lacks proper grammatical structure and clarity.
Example: "Her altruism and generosity were evident in her volunteer work at the shelter."
Alternatives: "selfless giving" or "charitable kindness".
Indeed, the study of altruism, generosity and other affiliative behaviors has lately been quite fashionable in academia, partly as a counterweight to the harsher, selfish-gene renderings of Darwinism, and partly on the financing bounty of organizations like the John Templeton Foundation.
Happy people spend more time helping other people (altruism, generosity).
On the basis of the latest brain research, as well as practical experience, let's acknowledge this profound truth: altruism and generosity can be hedonistic pleasures.
She believes in unselfish communal values such as altruism and generosity and has an infectious faith in hospitality, be it to new ideas or strangers.
People have the capacity for altruism and generosity as much as they do for selfishness and greed.
A 2013 study from the University of Ottawa dispelled the "myth of altruism and generosity" surrounding Mother Teresa, concluding that her hallowed image did not stand up to the facts, and was basically the result of a forceful media campaign from an ailing Catholic Church.
In the midst of all this giving, the physiologic mechanisms that support altruism and generosity are little understood.
In contrast to altruism, however, generosity implies a personal and professional give and take.
Because differences in altruism might impact generosity, we controlled for altruism and again examined the effect of testosterone on generosity in a least-squares regression.
Strip away those notions, and instead prop up independent and universal expressions of generosity, altruism, kindness and inclusivity, and there could be something in it for all of us to believe in.
"Let us try to teach generosity and altruism," Dawkins wrote, "because we are born selfish".
