Social Psycology Presentation

According to the empathy-altruism hypothesis, what motivates altruistic behavior?

• Self-interest and personal gain

• Empathy and concern for others' welfare

• Social approval and recognition

• Fear of punishment and retribution

1. What term describes the phenomenon where individuals help others even when there is no apparent benefit to themselves?

• 1. Reciprocity effect

• 1. Social exchange theory

• 1. Altruism

• 1. Bystander intervention

1. Which factor has been found to increase the likelihood of bystander intervention in emergency situations?

• 1. Group cohesion

• 1. Pluralistic ignorance

• 1. Social loafing

• 1. Diffusion of responsibility

1. Which theory suggests that individuals help others in order to alleviate their own distress or discomfort? a. b. c. d.

• 1. Empathy-altruism hypothesis

• 1. Social exchange theory

• 1. Negative state relief model

• 1. Reciprocity norm

3 practical ways university students can perform altruistic acts to help each other.

​ Peer Tutoring​ ​

• Supportive Listening

• Peer Tutouring

• Group Projects

• Competition and Pressure

3 ways children could be encouraged to be more altruistic or more  prosocial.

• Model Altruistic Behavior

• Teach Empathy and Perspective-Taking

• Punitive Parenting Practices

• Provide Positive Reinforcement

1. What term describes the tendency for individuals to overestimate the likelihood of receiving help from others, leading to decreased helping behavior?

• 1. Bystander effect

• 1. Reciprocity norm

• 1. Pluralistic ignorance

• 1. Social loafing

Which factor has been found to increase the likelihood of bystander intervention in emergency situations?

1. According to the empathy-altruism hypothesis, what motivates altruistic behavior?

• 1. Self-interest and personal gain

• 1. Empathy and concern for others' welfare

• 1. Social approval and recognition

• 1. Fear of punishment and retribution