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Sociocultural theories of prosocial behavior

Sociocultural theories of prosocial behavior emphasize the influence of social and cultural factors on why people help others. In this chapter, we will examine the roles of Social Identity Theory and social norms in explaining prosocial behavior. An individual's social identity - such as ethnicity, gender, or religious affiliation - can influence their likelihood of engaging in prosocial behavior. People often feel a...

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