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| unselfish behavior that benefits others without regard to consequences for the self |
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Benefits that may be gained from helping others
Incl:
-praise
-positive attn
-tangible rewards
-honors
-gratitude |
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| a motive for helping those in distress that may arise from a need to reduce our own distress |
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| identifying with another person accompanied by the intention to help another person in need |
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nonmonetary assistance an indiv regularly provides to another person or group
-no expectation of compensation |
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giving assistance to someone in need if you have witnessed an emergency
-->is generally reduced as # of observes ^ because each person feels that someone else will probably help |
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| Diffusion of responsibility |
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| a reduction of the sense of urgency to help someone involved in an emergency under the assumption that others who are also observing the situation will help |
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| the tendency for natural selection to favor behaviors that increases the chances of survival of genetic relatives |
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| the tendency to help others with the expectation that they are likely to help us in return at a future time |
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| the beliefs, evaluations, and impressions ppl hold about an indiv w/in a social network |
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| a strategy in which the indiv's first move is cooperative and thereafter mimics the other person's B --whether cooperative or competitive |
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