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Prosocial Motivation at Work Keeps You Happy and High-Performing, Research Shows

Simon Moesgaard — Wed, 28 Sep 2022 18:07:55 +0000

Prosocial behavior, as opposed to selfish behavior, benefits others and yourself at the same time, new research shows. Prosocial behavior has a prosocial motive, such as helping others or cooperating in relation to shared goals. Whether people act prosocially or selfishly in a certain situations has been a topic of discussion possibly since the beginning […]

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Can Personality Explain Why Some People Use Social Network Sites More Than Others?

Simon Moesgaard — Sat, 23 Mar 2013 14:53:00 +0000

Facebook is one of many social network sites (SNS) where people present themselves in certain ways and maintain their relationships, but what does research say about the characteristics of individuals who use SNSs more than others? Do they differ on personality characteristics? In fact, evidence shows that this might be the case. Earlier research has focused […]

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