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The Development of Capacity for Altruism as a Function of Object Relations Development and Vicissitutions of altruism demonstrates a feature common to most of them, namely, a reference to an interpersonal event, taking place between an actor and another person. For example: Altruism “refers to a regard for the interest of others without concern for one’s self-interest” (Wispé, 1978). Another recen

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Freedom of Choice and Moral Behavior psychologists during the past 20 years (Harvey & Harris, 1977; Harvey, Harris, & Lightner, 1979). First came the famous modification of dissonance theory proposed by Brehm and Cohen (1962), who ascribed a crucial role to the perceived volition (or freedom of choice) in arousing postdecisional disso

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Procedures with Equally Sized Stages to be added to textbooks of social and developmental psychology, and even of introductory psychology. As Daniel Bar-Tal argues in Chapter 1, the growth of interest by American psychologists in helping behavior, altruism, and prosocial behavior is clearly related to the social problems of American s

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