Environmental determinants of altruism: The effects of stimulus overload and perceived control on helping.
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- 1974-09-01
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- 106
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Keywords
Psychology, Stimulus (psychology), Active listening, Social psychology, Altruism (biology)
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- Behavior-based safety in industry: Realizing the large-scale potential of psychology to promote human welfare
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- A congruence analysis of human stress.
- Helpfulness in Dutch society as a function of urbanization and environmental input level.
- The effects of environmental complexity and pleasantness on prosocial behaviour: A field study
- Urban stress and helping behavior: Effects of environmental overload and noise on behavior
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