Prosocial Behaviors
Why and How to Promote Adolescents’ Prosocial Behaviors: Direct, Mediated and Moderated Effects of the CEPIDEA School-Based Program
... The theoretical rationale underlying our intervention derives from the ensemble of various research backgrounds, such as personality, developmental, and social psychology, that address the personal roots of ...
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Trajectories of prosocial behaviors conducive to civic outcomes during the transition to adulthood: The predictive role of family dynamics
... of prosocial behavior at age 16–17 ...of prosocial responses was the linear increasing ...of prosocial behaviors at age 16–17 and continued to increase in prosocial behavior over ...
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Cross-national evidences of a school-based universal program for promoting prosocial behaviors in peer interactions: Main theoretical communalities and local uniqueness
... of prosocial behaviors are the conceptual components of the intervention and constitute the foundations of the conceptual theory behind the CEPIDEA ...of prosocial behaviors (Caprara et ...
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Getting the Measure of Prosocial Behaviors : A comparison of participation and volunteering data in the National Child Development Study and the linked Social Participation and Identity Study
... This Research Note has helped highlight the research opportunities afforded by the NCDS and SPIS to those interested in prosocial behaviors. It has identified the SPIS as a useful resource for researchers, ...
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Getting the Measure of Prosocial Behaviors : A comparison of participation and volunteering data in the National Child Development Study and the linked Social Participation and Identity Study
... of prosocial behaviour can influence policy, legislation, investment, and inform assessments of the overall state of ...and prosocial behaviour content of each and explored possible links between their ...
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Getting the Measure of Prosocial Behaviors: A Comparison of Participation and Volunteering Data in the National Child Development Study and the Linked Social Participation and Identity Study
... of prosocial behaviour can influence policy, legislation, investment, and inform assessments of the overall state of ...and prosocial behaviour content of each and explored possible links between their ...
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Religious song as a facilitator of prosocial behavior
... In addition, theories explaining this consistent link have also emerged. For example, religious prosociality has been viewed as a result of the cohesive community promoting religious teachings, respect for the religious, ...
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The linkage of Intelligence, Prosocial Moral Reasoning and Moral Identity among Iranian University Students
... to prosocial moral ...the prosocial behaviors of the Iranian university students, the path of moral identity to both prosocial moral reasoning and prosocial behavior were ...and ...
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Modifying Media Content for Preschool Children: A Randomized Controlled Trial
... gratuitous). Prosocial programming was de fi ned as that which role modeled non- violent con fl ict resolution, cooperative problem solving, empathy and recogni- tion of emotions, manners, and helping ...for ...
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Bullying Victimization Uniquely Contributes to Adjustment Problems in Young Children: A Nationally Representative Cohort Study
... fewer prosocial behaviors at age 5, whereas bully/ victims ...being prosocial with others, might have implications regarding bully/ victims’ risk of dropping out of formal education and engaging in ...
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Children's trust and the development of prosocial behavior
... of prosocial behavior over ...other-oriented behaviors, we expected that children who held more trust beliefs in peers and received high levels of trustworthiness as reported by their peers and teachers ...
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Patterns and evolution of moral behavior: moral dynamics in everyday life
... recalling prosocial behavior in a concrete fashion (focusing people on the specifics of the action itself, ...more prosocial behaviors (Moral ...
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Comparison of Behavioral Problems and Skills of 7-12-Year-Old Students With a Physical/Motor Disability at Mainstream aewnd Special Schools
... According to the teachers, emotional symptoms and be- havioral problems of the female students at both schools differed significantly. The mean scores obtained revealed that the emotional symptoms and behavioral problems ...
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The role of prosocial and proactive safety behaviors in predicting safety performance
... safety behaviors may too be teased apart to look at their differential effects on ...these behaviors operate differently with safety ...citizenship behaviors, Conchie (2013) showed that leaders ...
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Social Work Design and Prosocial Organizational Behaviors
... of prosocial behaviors at ...citizenship behaviors [30] or organizational citizenship behaviors directed towards individuals ...citizenship behaviors directed towards the organization ...
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The Effects of Sibling Relationships on Social Adjustment Among Japanese Twins Compared With Singletons
... This study examined the link between sibling relationships and children’s social adjustment by comparing twin siblings and siblings with different ages (singleton siblings), and clarified the role of reciprocity in ...
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The early emergence of guilt motivated prosocial behavior
... guilt-specific prosocial effect in 2- year-olds may not result from the absence of one or both components of guilt; rather, either the components do not yet interact to give rise to guilt, or they do give rise to ...
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Identifying Priorities for Mental Health Interventions in War-Affected Youth: A Longitudinal Study
... externalizing, prosocial behaviors, school participation, and social support, all observed at T2) and outcome (internalizing, externalizing, prosocial behaviors, and PTS, observed at ...
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Prosocial personality traits differentially predict egalitarianism, generosity, and reciprocity in economic games
... where prosocial behaviors in different games may stem from different motivations, such as adhering to normative rules around sharing and cooperating ...
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Can the science of Prosocial be a part of evolution education?
... By multilevel, the authors mean that evolutionary pro- cesses occur at multiple scales of biological and socio- cultural organization, from the genome to multi-group populations. This perspective suggests that ...
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