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- who: Nicolette J. Sullivan from the DepartmentUniversity of have published the paper: Peer presence increases the prosocial behavior of adolescents by speeding the evaluation of outcomes for others, in the Journal: Scientific Reports Scientific Reports
- what: The study design also cannot determine whether faster processing of peer outcomes while watched is driven by greater concern for the peer`s outcomes themselves, or by social motivations such as avoiding the social risk of seeming selfish, anticipating the benefits from appearing altruistic, or conforming to what they perceived to be more socially acceptable u00adbehavior13,43,44.
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