Cortical thickness of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex predicts strategic choices in economic games

Human prosociality has been traditionally explained in the socialsciences in terms of internalized social norms. Recent neuroscientificstudies extended this traditional view of human prosocialityby providing evidence that prosocial choices in economic gamesrequire cognitive control of the impulsive pursuit of self-interest.However, this view is challenged by an intuitive prosociali..