Prosocial acts have dissociable after-effects where effort is costly for others but valued for self.

Dissociable after-effects of prosocial acts: Effort is costly for others but valued for self hypothes.is/a/dlD_fj8pEfGC6_d0XhpAVA **Author response:** The following is the authors’ response to the previous reviews > **Public Reviews:** > > **Reviewer #1 (Public review):** > > Summary: > > The authors test the hypotheses, using an effort-exertion and an effort-based…

Dissociable after-effects of prosocial acts: Effort is costly for others but valued for self hypothes.is/a/drmQyj8pEfGP5SPnsVlsDg **Reviewer #1 (Public review):** \[Editors' note: this version has been assessed by the Reviewing Editor without further input from the original reviewers. The authors have addressed the comments raised in the previous round of review.\] Summary: …

Dissociable after-effects of prosocial acts: Effort is costly for others but valued for self hypothes.is/a/doGfTj8pEfGEwd9aW5bHdA **Reviewer #2 (Public review):** Summary: Measurements of the reward positivity, an electrophysiological component elicited during reward evaluation, have previously been used to understand how self-benefitting effort expenditure influences…