Groups do not like members who are unselfish.When groups perceive members to be contributing too much toward the provision of a good,but then use little of that good,they are seen as establishing an undesirable behavior standard and become targets of expulsion from the group.

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Groups may view overly unselfish behavior as setting an unrealistic standard for others, potentially leading to feelings of inadequacy or resentment, which can result in social exclusion.

Groups Do Not Like Members Who Are Unselfish