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HELPING (PRO-SOCIAL Behaviour)

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HELPING (PRO-SOCIAL Behaviour)

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Making HELPING as the norm.

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Collaborative GENEROSITY!

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Culture of HELPING!

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HELPING is PRO-SOCIAL Behaviour

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Why HELPING is so DIFFICULT?

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Helpfulness doesn’t arise automatically.

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People in Social Groups experience conflicting Impulses

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A potential HELPER is often inclined to

COMPETE

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A potential HELP seeker often takes PRIDE in doing alone

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A potential HELP SEEKER often

DISTRUST the potential HELPER

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HESITATION – Norm of Reciprocity

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HESITATION – Norm of Incapability

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Instead of HELPING we prefer PULLING

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HELPING = COMPETING

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Consequence of PULLING....

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HELP others CLIMB and leave SPACE for you

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HELPING others is working as TEAM

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TOP skill in DEMAND – HELPING Attitude

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BEST HELPERS = GREATEST EXPERTISE

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