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To help or not to help: the effects of awe on residents and tourists’ helping behaviour in tourism
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing, 2021This study examines the effects of awe on residents and tourists’ helping behaviour and explores the similarities and differences in the effects of awe on individuals’ helping behaviour in usual an...
Rufeng Chen, Kai Bai, Qiang Luo
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The Paradox of Help-Seeking Behaviour in Psychosis
Psychiatric Quarterly, 2020Little is known about which factors actually motivate individuals with psychosis to seek help or how psychosis may complicate the help-seeking process. The aim of this article is to examine the steps of this process and how psychopathological experiences might affect and interfere with it.
Julie Nordgaard +3 more
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Helping to Improve the Group Stereotype: On the Strategic Dimension of Prosocial Behavior [PDF]
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2007 In three studies we consider a basis for inter-group helping. Specifically we show that group members may help others in order to disconfirm a stereotype of their own group as mean. Study one shows that Scots believe they are seen as mean by the English,
Mark Levine, Nick Hopkins, Rebecca Bull
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Children's help‐seeking behaviour
Child: Care, Health and Development, 1995SummaryA study of children's help‐seeking behaviour with respect to bullying and parental arguing is reported. A number of specific hypotheses and open‐ended questions were investigated with boys and girls aged8‐17 years. Female helpers were preferred overall, thought a relationship existed between the child's and helper's gender. Parents, friends, and
H L, Westcott, G M, Davies
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Helping behaviour in brown hyenas
Nature, 1984The degree of relatedness between individuals is one of the primary factors influencing nonparental aid or 'helping behaviour'. However, in the field it is often difficult to determine precisely the familial relationships between helpers and recipients, and thus to assess the relative benefits of helping. Here we describe the results of a 7-yr study of
D D, Owens, M J, Owens
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Help-seeking behaviour of problem drinkers
Journal of Substance Misuse, 1996Although problem drinking is a considerable burden on society, alcohol-related problems are often either not treated at all or are treated only at a very late stage. Insight into the help-seeking behaviour of problem drinkers is therefore of major importance for prevention and treatment activities.
Bongers, I.M.B. +2 more
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