Tag: prosocial behavior

A new study of 293 Greek fifth-graders shows that altruism and concern for others play distinct roles in shaping children's ...

A new cross-cultural study of 336 children from six different societies finds that helping peers is a universal behavior, though ...

A cross-national study of older adults in the United States and Northern Ireland finds that moderate volunteering and informal helping ...

A new experimental study finds that when public reputation conflicts with personal experience, people judge acts of non-cooperation mainly through ...

A nationwide Japanese study of 641 parent–adolescent pairs found that clear explanations, parental empathy, and family discussions were associated with ...

A new diary study shows that feeling secure fosters stable dispositional hope, which fully mediates the link between security and ...

A three-wave study of 634 Japanese students after the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake found that depressive symptoms predicted later loneliness ...

A qualitative study of 55 American high school students reveals that teens weigh judgment, efficacy, social apprehension and responsibility when ...

A study of Colombian students suggests gratitude helps translate empathy into prosocial behavior, especially toward family and friends.

In an intriguing exploration of the moral landscape surrounding honesty and prosocial deception, a recent study conducted by psychologists from ...