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prosocial behavior
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behavior performed with goal of benifiting another person
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altruistic behavior
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behavior that does not benifit the helper in any way (may even pose risk on helper)
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kinship selection
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preference of helping relatives so genes held in commin will survive- cant explain why people help non relatives
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reciprocical altruism
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helping other people increase the liklihood that they will help you
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cooperatives groups
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helping ingroup members more then outgroup members increases chance your group will survive
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social exchange
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helping behaviors are motivated by maximizing reards and minimizing costs. people will help when rewards are greater then costs
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bystander effect
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effect here presence of others inhibit helping- more bystandards less lilely person is to be helped
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diffusion of responsibility
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belief amoung bystandars that others will or should take responsibility to providing assistance to a person in need
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