Editing Prosocial Behavior (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Prosocial Behavior''' — Any action intended to "Benefit another person" or "Society as a whole."
* '''Altruism''' — The "Purest" prosocial behavior: a "Selfless concern" for the well-being of others with "No expectation" of a reward.
* '''Bystander Effect''' — The phenomenon where individuals are "Less likely to help" a victim when "Other people are present."
* '''Diffusion of Responsibility''' — The reason for the Bystander Effect: "If there are 100 people here, someone ELSE will call for help."
* '''Social Exchange Theory''' — The "Economic View" of kindness: we only help if the "Benefit" (feeling good/social praise) is bigger than the "Cost" (time/risk).
* '''Reciprocity Norm''' — The "Unwritten Rule" that we should "Return favors" to those who have helped us.
* '''Social Responsibility Norm''' — The "Expectation" that people will "Help those who need help," even if they can't pay us back (e.g., children or the elderly).
* '''Kin Selection''' — The evolutionary theory that we "Help those who share our genes" (family) to ensure our "DNA survives."
* '''Empathy-Altruism Hypothesis''' — The idea that if we "Feel empathy" for someone, we will help them for "Pure" reasons; if we don't feel empathy, we only help if it "Benefits us."
* '''Pluralistic Ignorance''' — When everyone in a crowd is "Looking at everyone else" to see how to react; if everyone looks "Calm," the group "Decides" there is "No Emergency," even if someone is dying.
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