Overview
Prosocial behavior is a vital aspect of human interaction that encompasses actions aimed at benefiting others. It includes a range of activities such as helping, sharing, and cooperating, which are essential for building strong communities and fostering social bonds. Understanding the factors that d...
Key Terms
Example: Donating to charity without expecting anything in return.
Example: Feeling sad when a friend is upset.
Example: Team members collaborating on a project.
Example: Helping someone in distress is often seen as a social norm.
Example: Not intervening in an emergency because others are around.
Example: Not contributing equally in a group project.
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Key Concepts
altruismempathycooperationsocial norms