Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1983 - 674 pages |
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... altruism works best in small communities . ( John Ruge / Saturday Review ) which people are more likely to care for each other and enjoy being cared for in return . Perhaps ... altruism and some to selfishness , ALTRUISM : HELPING OTHERS 391.
... altruism works best in small communities . ( John Ruge / Saturday Review ) which people are more likely to care for each other and enjoy being cared for in return . Perhaps ... altruism and some to selfishness , ALTRUISM : HELPING OTHERS 391.
Page 392
... altruism toward strangers occur ? What causes an Everett Sanderson to act as he does ? A Mother Theresa to act as she does ? Donald Campbell's ( 1975a ; 1975b ) answer is that human societies have evolved ethical and religious rules ...
... altruism toward strangers occur ? What causes an Everett Sanderson to act as he does ? A Mother Theresa to act as she does ? Donald Campbell's ( 1975a ; 1975b ) answer is that human societies have evolved ethical and religious rules ...
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... altruism . These three theories complement one another . Each uses psychological , sociological , or biological concepts to account for two types of altruism : ( 1 ) an " altruism ” of reciprocal exchange — when you scratch my back , I ...
... altruism . These three theories complement one another . Each uses psychological , sociological , or biological concepts to account for two types of altruism : ( 1 ) an " altruism ” of reciprocal exchange — when you scratch my back , I ...
Contents
How we do social psychology | 8 |
Social psychology and human values | 24 |
Does our behavior determine our attitudes? | 44 |
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