Advice given to one is better than advice given to many.  Why? People feel more empathetic toward a single, identified, advice  recipient, so they tend to put more care into the advice and behave less  selfishly than they do if there are many recipients.
Sunita Sah, a post-doctoral associate at Duke University who worked on  the research while completing her PhD with George Loewenstein, professor  of economics and psychology at Carnegie Mellon University.

Advice given to one is better than advice given to many. Why? People feel more empathetic toward a single, identified, advice recipient, so they tend to put more care into the advice and behave less selfishly than they do if there are many recipients.

Sunita Sah, a post-doctoral associate at Duke University who worked on the research while completing her PhD with George Loewenstein, professor of economics and psychology at Carnegie Mellon University.

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