> So dividing people doesn't makes sense. It seems it's more about you thinking that someone else does this here or in the study. > Now, dividing actions does

> So dividing people doesn't makes sense. It seems it's more about you thinking that someone else does this here or in the study. > Now, dividing actions does. But the study is about actions and how people feel afterwards. It isn't about unselfish people, but about unselfish actions of people. Sure, if they call the group 'unselfish people' it's not quite right, but that's not the point of the study.