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oversial charities. These embraced a wide range of causes, including support for
abortion, euthanasia and sex equality, and opposition to the death penalty, nuclear power and war. The
experiment was set up so that the volunteers could choose to accept or reject choices such as to give
away money that cost them nothing; to give money that was subtracted from their pots; to oppose
donation but not be penalised for it; or to oppose donation and have money taken from them. The
instances where money was to be taken away were defined as “costly� Such occasions set up a conflict
between each volunteer s motivation to reward themselves by keeping the money and the desire to
donate to or oppose a cause they felt strongly about.
Faced with such dilemmas in the minds of their subjects, the researchers were able to examine what
went on inside each person s head as they made decisions based on moral beliefs. They found that the
part of the brain that was active when a person donated happened to be the brain s reward centre—the
mesolimbic pathway, to give it its proper name—responsible for doling out the dopamine-mediated
euphoria associated with sex, money, food and drugs. Thus the warm glow that accompanies charitable
giving has a physiological basis.
But it seems there is more to altruism. Donating also engaged the part of the brain that plays a role in
the bonding behaviour between mother and child, and in romantic love. This involves oxytocin, a
hormone that increases trust and co-operation. When subjects opposed a cause, the part of the brain
right next to it was active. This area is thought to be responsible for decisions involving punishment. And
a third part of the brain, an area called the anterior prefrontal cortex—which lies just behind th fuel dispenser e
forehead, evolved relatively re fuel dispenser cently and is thought to be unique to humans—was involved in the
complex, costly decisions when self-interest and moral beliefs were in conflict. Giving may make all sorts
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