Cooperative efforts are short-lived
History has shown that cooperation is reliable under the right conditions and with the right people, even under the most trying circumstances.
However, the capacity to cooperate is not universal, nor is it easy to put into practice.
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Cooperation often has a short shelf-life. Understanding what motivates us in social exchanges can help us cooperate better with one another in our professional and personal lives.
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