The phrase "altruistic manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or behaviors that are selflessly concerned for the well-being of others.
Example: "She approached the situation in an altruistic manner, always putting the needs of her friends before her own."
Alternatives: "selfless way" or "generous approach".
A follow-up experiment which primed people with secular words that might, nevertheless, have prompted them to behave in an altruistic manner (civic, jury, court, police and contract) had similar effects, so it may be that he has touched on a general question of morality, rather than a specific one of religion.
Second, the TBF scheme can be performed in an egoistic or altruistic manner independently at each FAP, according to the SINR situation of the FUE that is served in each femtocell.
Each additional family member raises the amount of remittances sent home by those remitting, suggesting that the needs of the family back home are important to migrants and that migrants behave in an altruistic manner (Lucas and Stark 1985).
If physicians behave in a purely altruistic manner, then the model does not correctly describe physician behavior.
This aptitude may be why humans cooperate in an altruistic, "prosocial" manner to develop societies.
Kenyan and Ugandan subjects behave in a more altruistic and less strategic manner.
So men, let's get involved now -- and not in a patronizing manner that marginalizes this as some altruistic act on behalf of our mothers, wives, and daughters -- but on behalf of ourselves, our companies, and the future of our country.
In this paper, we use explicit population genetic models to show that costly policing is favored by selection among groups and opposed by selection within groups in proportion to relatedness among group members in the same manner as kin-selected altruism: although altruistic and enforced cooperation may be alternative mechanisms for group cohesion, they evolve by the same evolutionary process.
They argued that, though animals inarguably benefit from sociality, a group of organisms was not a unit of selection in the manner of a gene or individual organism and that altruistic social behaviour was more than adequately explained by kin selection.
The other is benevolence, which is defined as "the buyer's belief that a seller has altruistic motives, is genuinely concerned with the buyer, and will act in a goodwill manner" (Dimoka 2010, p. 375).
The exposed beach was the subject of all manner of get-rich-quick strategies involving shovels, hoes, metal detectors, wooden spoons, divining rods, altruistic co-operation, territorial competition, silent prayer and a mostly joyful frenzy of British seaside family endeavour.
