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Introduction to be added to textbooks of social and developmental psychology, and even of introductory psychology. As Daniel Bar-Tal argues in Chapter 1, the growth of interest by American psychologists in helping behavior, altruism, and prosocial behavior is clearly related to the social problems of American s

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Notes toward an Interactionist-Motivational Theory of the Determinants and Development of (Pro)Sociahavior. We cannot simply ask whether people will or will not behave positively. We have to concern ourselves with conditions and influences that lead to positive, in . to other types of, behavior. When will people respond to others’ need, or take action to benefit others, in contrast to engaging in

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Roots, Motives, and Patterns in Children’s Prosocial Behaviornature makes us aware that current empirical research and the theories upon which it is based are not fashioned . but have their origins in these predecessors. Human nature has been variously regarded. It has been viewed as innately endowed with feelings of compassion in Confucian philosophy (Chan,

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