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ISSN: 1409-6099 (Print)
ISSN: 1857-663X (Online)
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Snezana
JOKSIMOVIC
Altruism,
its nature, origin and development
The present article argues about the
concept of altruism and the related concepts, as well as the motivation of the
altruistic and the other forms of archisocial behavior. The situational as well
as individual components of altruism have also been analyzed. The effect of the
age and sex, certain features of character and values accepted as the
representatives of individual components has been considered too. In conformity
with the interaction understanding according to which one’s behavior is the
result of the mutual action (interaction) between a person and a situation, the
author points out that to understand an altruistic behavior in takes having the
entire survey over the circumstances saucing the demonstration of altruism and
the properties of the personalities that exert the altruistic behavior.
In the part of the article dealing
whit the development and the simulation of altruism the author makes an
analyses of the role of the family, persons of the same age and the school.
Beside the adequate action of certain agents of socialization, the author is
particularly in favor of the organized and well-devised participation of the
young in the humanity work as one the most efficient ways to stimulate
altruism.
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