Title: JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 32/1 (1981): 127-138.
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Publication: "Impact of Adults' Appeals for Sharing on the Development of Altruistic Dispositions in Children."
Authors:
Perry, D. G.;
Bussey, K.;
Freiberg, K.
Date: (1981)
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Perry, D. G.; Bussey, K.; and Freiberg, K. "Impact of Adults' Appeals for Sharing on the Development of Altruistic Dispositions in Children." JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 32/1 (1981): 127-138.
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Reviewed in Meta-study (COTTON)*
Compares the sharing behavior of second and third graders after three different kinds of appeal:
a "power-assertive" appeal emphasizing punitive consequences,
an "inductive" appeal emphasizing the good feelings one gets from sharing,
and a neutral appeal to share with no further commentary.
The inductive appeal produced the greatest amount of sharing. (COTTON)*
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