Social psychology: Prosocial behaviour and helping 0.0 / 5 ? Psychologysocial psychologyUniversityNone Created by: Philosophy EmmaCreated on: 10-03-20 14:41 Prosocial behaviour: actions that are generally valued by other people in a particular society 1 of 8 Helping behaviour: acts where people voluntarily and intentionally behave in a way they believe will benefit others 2 of 8 Altruism: an act which benefits others but is not expected to have any personal benefits 3 of 8 Evolutionary origins of helping behaviour assume that... There is a preference for helping blood relatives 4 of 8 According to the social exchange theory, helping behaviour is motivated by... Maximising rewards and minimising costs 5 of 8 The empathy-altruism hypothesis: When we feel empathy for a person, we will attempt to help that person purely for altruistic reasons, regardless of what we have to gain 6 of 8 According to the bystander intervention decision tree, how many steps are there to helping in an emergency? 5 7 of 8 Which statement about urban overload is true? People in cities are less likely to help others 8 of 8
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