Psy 254 Ch 14

Front 1

prosocial behavior

Back 1

voluntary behavior
intended to benefit another, such as helping,
sharing, and comforting of others

Front 2

social conventional judgments

Back 2

decisions that pertain to customs or regulations
intended to secure social coordination
and social organization

Front 3

conscience

Back 3

an internal regulatory mechanism
that increases the individual’s ability to
conform to standards of conduct accepted in
his or her culture

Front 4

altruistic motives

Back 4

helping others for
reasons that initially include empathy or
sympathy for others and, at later ages, the
desire to act in ways consistent with one’s
own conscience and moral principles

Front 5

instrumental aggression

Back 5

aggression
motivated by the desire to obtain a
concrete goal

Front 6

reactive aggression

Back 6

emotionally driven,
antagonistic aggression sparked by one’s
perception that other people’s motives are
hostile

Front 7

proactive aggression

Back 7

unemotional
aggression aimed at fulfilling a need or desire