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Marsh et al (2014)

The following study is a quasi-experiment that examines a potential biological origin of prosocial behavior. The study may be used as well for essays on research methods and ethics in the study of prosocial behavior. As with all research in the options, this study may also be used to answer questions on Paper 1 - specifically, questions about research methods, techniques used to study the brain, and localization of...


Tags: altruism, biological, helping, prosocial, human relationships

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