In situations that affect other people, how often do you think other people choose to do what's best for themselves instead of what's best for society?
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In situations that affect other people, how often do you think other people choose to do what's best for themselves instead of what's best for society?
25% and below (4%)
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26-50% (8%)
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51-75% (42%)
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76% or more (45%)
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