The influence of Suffering, Social Class, and Social Power On Prosociality An Empirical Review

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The influence of Suffering, Social Class, and Social Power On Prosociality An Empirical Review

Daniel Lim - Personal Name;

An emerging body of research has shed light on the effects of social‐environmental factors, such as exposure to suffering, social class, and social power on prosocial orientation (i.e., empathy and compassion). This chapter aims to provide an overview of these areas of research that examined how the aforementioned social‐environmental factors may accentuate or attenuate one’s tendency to be prosocial. In addition, this chapter explores the theoretical implications across these areas and its potential for future research.

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Publisher: : ., 2017
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Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 9789535134534
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Subject(s): Psychology / Emotions
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