Prosocial Behavior News Today

The customers are always right — or are they? A recent study challenged the traditional notion that "the customer is always right" in the hospitality industry.

It's the feeling that matters most, according to a new study

It should come as no surprise to readers that the general public overwhelmingly assumes that religion is tied to morality. This can be de scribed as the “Religion Makes You Good" theory. In more scientific terms, this “religious prosociality hypothesis" predicts that religious belief i ...

A new study reveals that prisoners who tap into their faith are less angry, more hopeful, and able to extend forgiveness

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The Disney Princess Stories We All Watched Growing Up Can Lead To Bad Body Image Issues And Screwed-up Views Of Love.

The World Happiness Report has tracked "prosocial" behavior across the globe since before Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014

Stress and negative emotions may impact on appetite, inducing some individuals to eat less and others to eat more. This behavior has been implicated in the onset of bodyweight problems and eating disorders in childhood. The aim of our study is to evaluate factors potentially associated with emotional eating in children. The present cross-sectional study derives from a survey conducted in 2021 on 8–9 years old children attending 11 primary schools. A questionnaire was administered tha...

Research conducted globally shows that spanking is not the best option. But verbal reasoning, which explains why the behavior is wrong, may not always have the intended positive effect if the parent is loud and abrupt, according to a new University of Michigan study.