How does putting an economic value on one's time impact helping?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer:
Research has demonstrated that having people place an economic value on their time decreases the amount of time people are willing to volunteer to help others. Law students who do not yet engage in billing practices are more likely to volunteer and say they want to volunteer than are lawyers who do engage in billing hours to clients. Students asked to track their own activities in terms of billable hours were also less likely to volunteer their time than those in a control condition.
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According to the authors, one reason to be wary of
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