Introduction
1. The Field of Prosocial Behavior: An Introduction and
Overview
David Schroeder & Bill Graziano
Part One: Prosocial Behavior at the Micro-Level
2. The Evolutionary Psychology of Human Prosociality: Adaptations,
Mistakes, and Byproducts
Pat Barclay & Mark van Vugt
3. Prosocial Primates
Frans de Waal
4. The Economics of Prosocial Behavior
Erik van Dijk
5. The Developmental and Evolutionary Origins of Human Helping and
Sharing
Felix Warneken & Michael Tomasello
6. The Development of Prosocial Behavior
Nancy Eisenberg, Natalie D. Eggum & Tracy L. Spinrad
7. Morality and Prosocial Judgments and Behavior
Eliot Turiel
8. The Contextually Grounded Nature of Prosocial Behavior: A
Multiscale, Embodied Approach to Morality
J. Scott Jordan & Eric Wesselmann
9. Terror Management and Prosocial Behavior: A Theory of
Self-Protective Altruism
Gilad Hirschberger
10. Culture and Prosocial Behavior
Irina Feygina & P. J. Henry
11. An Attachment Perspective on Prosocial Attitudes and
Behavior
Mario Mikulincer & Phil Shaver
12. Personality and Prosocial Behavior
Bill Graziano & Meara Habashi
Part Two: Prosocial Behavior at the Meso-Level
13. The Empathy-Altruism Hypothesis
Dan Batson, David Lishner & Eric Stocks
14. Empathy and Prosocial Behavior
Mark Davis
15. The Other Side of the Helping Paradigm: Seeking and Receiving
Help
Arie Nadler
16. Understanding Prosocial Behavior Requires Understanding
Relational Context
Margaret Clark, Erica Boothby, Elizabeth Clark-Polner & Harry T.
Reis
17. Functional Motives and Functional Consequences of Prosocial
Behavior
Stephanie Brown & Robert Cialdini
18. Prosocial Behavior in Close Relationships: An Interdependence
Approach
Chris Agnew & Benjamin Le
19. Beyond the Damsel in Distress: Gender Differences and
Similarities in Enacting Prosocial Behavior
Amanda Diekman & Emily K. Clark
20. Race and Prosocial Behavior
Don Saucier
21. Prosocial Behavior in Later Life
Liz Midlarsky, Eva Kahana, & Alexander B. Belser
22. Stigma: Implications for Helping Behavior
John Pryor
Part Three: Prosocial Behavior at the Macro-Level
23. Volunteerism and Community Involvement: Antecedents,
Experiences, and Consequences of the Person and the Situation
Arthur A. Stukas, Mark Snyder, & Gil Clary
24. Health and Well-being Consequences of Formal Volunteering
Jane Piliavin & Erica Siegl
25. Determinants of Cooperation in Social Dilemmas
Craig Parks
26. Justice and Intragroup Cooperation
Tom Tyler
27. Intergroup Cooperation
Jack Dovidio & Jillian C. Banfield
28. Tolerance: An Elusive but Fundamental Aspect of Sociality
Anton Dijker
Part Four: New Directions in Prosocial Behavior: Extensions of
Prosocial Processes
29. Religion and Prosociality
Jo-Ann Tsang, Wade Rowatt, & Azim Shariff
30. Prosocial Behavior and Environmental Action
Jessica M. Nolan & P. Wesley Schultz
31. Prosocial Behavior in Cancer Research: Patient Participation in
Cancer Clinical Trials
Lou Penner, Mark Manning, Susan Eggly, & Terrance Albrecht
32. Peace Psychology and Prosocial Behavior
Daniel J. Christie & Cristina J. Montiel
33. The Roots of Helping, Heroic Rescue, and Resistance to and the
Prevention of Mass Violence: Active Bystandership in Extreme Times
and in Building Peaceful Societies
Ervin Staub
Conclusion
34. Gaining the Big Picture: Prosocial Behavior as an End
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William G. Graziano & David A. Schroeder
David A. Schroeder is a Professor of Psychological Science and
Director of Experimental Training at the University of Arkansas. He
received his B.S. in psychology from Purdue University and his
Ph.D. in social psychology from Arizona State University. He has
authored numerous books and professional articles and delivered
many conference presentations in the course of studying the
motivation for helping behavior, social dilemmas,
social-influence
processes, and social justice.
William G. Graziano is a Professor of Psychological Sciences at
Purdue University. He received his B.A. in psychology from Franklin
and Marshall College and his Ph.D. from the University of
Minnesota. He has authored professional articles and presentations
on topics as diverse as personality and social/personality
development, motivation, and interpersonal relations.
"This is an excellent, comprehensive and detailed work on prosocial
behavior, a topic in psychology that has not been looked into at
depth before this book was published."
--BIZ INDIA
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