negative-state relief model
type: Concept
definition: Definition The negative-state relief (NSR) model is a theory that attempts to describe how one situational factor—sadness—relates to the willingness to help others. Specifically, this theory predicts that at least under certain circumstances, a temporary feeling of sadness is likely to result in an increased willingness to help others. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Psychology; Negative-State Relief Model]
broader: prosocial behavior

prosocial behavior
type: Concept
narrower: negative-state relief model

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: negative-state relief model