Prosoci - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

PSYC 312 Quiz 7: Prosocial Behavior and Helping.Points 50 Questions 25 Time Limit 60 Minutes Instructions The quiz: Covers the Learn material from Module 7: Week 7. Contains 25 multiple-choice questions. Is limited to 60 minutes. Allows 1 attempt. Is worth 50 points. Attempt History Attempt Time Score LATEST Attempt 1 39 minutes 50 out of 50 Correct answers are hidden. Score for this quiz: 50 out of 50 Submitted Jun 14 at 1:08pm This atte...

This summary covers the 13th chapter of the book Social psychology by Hogg and Vaughan, 9th edition.

Evidence-based practices - Answer approaches empirically researched and proven to have measurable, positive outcomes interventions - Answer effective when they reduce risk and revidivism Prosocial behaviors - Answer Law abiding behaviors; good things Antisocial behaviors - Answer Law breaking behaviors; bad 4 principles of effective intervention - Answer Risk; Need; Responsivity; professional discretion Risk Principle - Answer Who (who we are concentrating on) - High Risk Accur...

This document is a detailed summary of chapter 9 regarding prosocial behaviour

prosocial behavior and reputation

A document that describes how prosocial behaviour develops in adolescence. It contains different theories of how this behaviour develops, along with an analysis of scientific evidence for these theories. It also critically analyses the adolescence literature

This document provides lecture notes, in bulletpoint form, on Social Psychology - Prosocial Behaviour at a university level however can be used to expand A-level questions. Theories and experiments are mentioned throughout.

Lecture notes w/ Dr. Gillis in Social Psychology

Prosocial behaviour is doing something that is good for other people or for society as a whole and this document summaries its key theories and definitions.

Covering Prosocial and helping behavior, a range of theories and studies in this area, how prosocial we are, social norms, how we’ve been brought up, age, sex, religious beliefs, levels of empathic concern or egotistical tendencies, and how the presence of others inhibits helping.