.... Variations were observed between countries, highlighting the importance of accounting for cross-cultural differences and avoiding generalization from a single population sample. Social Influence Obedience Conformism Prosocial intentions Reconciliation Cross-cultural Fond d’Encouragement à la Recherche...

... Studies have shown that a client’s characteristics can affect frontline professionals’ decision-making and use of discretion. However, we do not know whether these dynamics also exist in frontline professionals' prosocial rule-breaking (PSRB): breaking rules to benefit clients. This study focuses...

... of the Creative Commons Attribution License ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Prosocial preferences and behaviors—defined as those that benefit others...

... negative social encounters, facilitating an understanding of their suffering and promoting prosocial behaviors. This study examined how a scarcity mindset affects empathy for social pain and prosocial intentions at behavioral and neural levels. Sixty participants were randomly assigned to either...

... hair concentrations in human social decision-making and do not indicate that hair cortisol moderates hair testosterone’s effects on social behavior. social decision-making prosocial behavior testosterone cortisol hair hormones Swiss National Science Foundation 10.13039/501100001711...

..., this research documents an unexplored psychological barrier to organ donation and provides insights into how donation rates can be increased among lower-SES individuals. socioeconomic status self-concept extended self organ donation prosocial behavior The chronic shortage of organs remains a serious...

... targets. But there is a case that targeting might arise in unintended and unanticipated ways. Indeed, people are particularly prone to targeting in prosocial contexts ( Exley and Terry 2017 ), perhaps due to uncertainty about how much is required of them. Rather than deciding on an amount for themselves...

... of another individual’s affective state, is a primary driver for prosocial behavior ( Batson et al. 1991 , 2011 ; Hein et al. 2016 ). More specifically, higher values in measures for affective empathy (sharing others’ emotions) and cognitive empathy (sharing others’ intentions and thoughts) have been...

... from 18 to 100 years) were included only if the older group and the younger group were compared for data analyses. Because the current review aimed to compare prosociality in older adults to younger adults, studies that only recruited older adults without comparison to younger adults (or vice versa...

... interviews captured family demographics, household characteristics, work histories, children’s educational experiences, perceptions of community support and challenges, and parents’ prosocial development goals for their children. The in-depth qualitative interviews delved more deeply into parents...

...-transcendence, sci-fi engagement can further promote prosocial intentions in a real-world context. We conducted three studies with different paradigms to test our hypotheses. Through a retrospective design, Study 1 found that sci-fi (vs. comedy or romance) films were recalled as eliciting stronger self...

... their interface, this article brings to the fore the complementary, scalable relationship between gift-giving and market exchange. gift-giving platform economy creator economy market systems innovation prosumption entrepreneurship prosocial decision-making democratization “[Reward-based crowdfunding...

... aimed at promoting generosity may thus succeed to the degree they can increase the subjective valuation of others’ welfare. altruism social discounting social valuation prosocial choice neuroeconomics National Science Foundation 10.13039/501100008982 #1729406 Significance Statement Most people...

... and older by inferring a potential causal link between high-intensity volunteering and reduced blood pressure. Blood pressure Cardiovascular disease Inflammatory cytokines Outcome-wide analysis Prosocial behaviors National Institute on Aging 10.13039/100000049 U01AG09740 U.S. Social Security...

...Tristen K Inagaki; Gabriella M Alvarez; Edward Orehek; Rebecca A Ferrer; Stephen B Manuck; Nicole M Abaya; Keely A Muscatell Social support Prosocial behavior Altruism Volunteering Inflammation NIH 10.13039/100000002 P01 HL040962 John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation 10.13039...

...Kaileigh A Byrne; Patricia L Lockwood; Reza Ghaiumy Anaraky; Yizhou Liu; Derek M Isaacowitz 08 07 2022 13 12 2022 05 04 2023 Figure 1. (A) Sample trial of the prosocial effort-based decision-making task on a trial for another’s benefit (“pay-it-forward” trial). All participants...

...Fernando Canet; Marta Pérez-Escolar Although there is much more research on the effects of violent media than on the effects of prosocial media, there has been an increasing interest in the latter in recent years. In their update of a literature review on the positive impacts of games by Connolly...

... prosocial to others ( Berman and Small 2012 ; Gneezy et al. 2012 ). Though some people are consistently generous or consistently self-interested, most people want to give the “right” amount ( Grant 2013 ). But determining what amount is “right” is cognitively taxing ( Reiley and Samek 2019 ). Giving too...

...Zicheng Zhu; Renwen Zhang; Yuren Qin; Cindy Shen A plethora of game studies have examined factors that predict prosocial and toxic behaviors, respectively. For instance, players’ experience of toxicity victimization, attitudes toward toxicity, and motivations to play games were found to predict...

... Commons Attribution License ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Although research has shown the importance of prosocial motivation for academic engagement...