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Título : | Revisiting the difference between instrumental and terminal values to predict (stimulating) prosocial behaviours: The transcendental-change profile |
Autor : | Oceja, Luis Stocks, Erik Heerdink, Marc Villar, Sergio Salgado, Sergio Carrera, Pilar Arribas, María Bargsted, Mariana Beramendi, Maite Caballero, Amparo Espinosa, Agustín Escanés, Gabriel Lima, Luisa Muñoz, Dolores Nájera Álvarez, Pablo Pereira, Sabina Villegas, Marisol Zubieta, Elena |
Fecha de publicación : | 1-jul-2019 |
Resumen : | . Past research suggests that the connection between values and people's behaviour may not be as straightforward and robust as has been claimed. We propose that a more holistic and discriminative view that acknowledges the influence of a specific combination of values on specific kinds of behaviour is needed. In the current project, we test two hypotheses regarding the transcendental-change profile (TCP). First, that TCP is characterized by a combination of the readiness to engage in those challenges (instrumental) that can make the world a better place (terminal). Second, the centrality of the TCP facilitates performance of those prosocial actions that are perceived as stimulating and global. The results of five studies support the reliability and validity of this conceptualization of TCP (Studies 1 and 2), and show that when the prosocial initiative is perceived as either global (Study 3) or stimulating (Studies 4 and 5), the TCP is the strongest predictor of the willingness and commitment to engage in such prosocial action. |
Descripción : | Artículos en revistas |
URI : | https://doi.org/10.1111/bjso.12306 |
ISSN : | 0144-6665 |
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