… This review of the anger literature centers around two main points. First, we argue that
prosocial behaviors can originate directly from the experience of anger. Second, taking a …

… generalize to other types of prosocial behavior that do not require … for theorizing in the area
of prosocial behavior as well as for … and other emotions on prosocial behavior in the absence …

… Only in triadic situations when a person observes an inequity can we observe prosocial
behavior following from anger. When people themselves are victims of inequity, we primarily see …

… , school-based interventions in reducing aggressive acting out behavior. The current study
… week cognitive behavioral, classroom based anger management program on the behavior of …

… To summarise, our goal was to assess relations between empathy, adaptive guilt, and
anger, and their relations with prosocial behaviours and ego control, assessing all constructs …

… This study examined the impact of a curriculum-based, cognitive-behavioral anger … and
behavioral disorders to manage their anger and develop related prosocial behaviors at school. …

… to increase prosocial behavior, provide support for the theory behind … behavioral anger
management programs—that anger control can work through enhancing prosocial behavior. This …

… , and permissive discipline was not associated with anger regulation or prosocial behavior
in our model. Within a disadvantaged context, parental support may not be enough to protect …

… anger was unrelated to prosocial behavior whereas situational anger positively predicted later
prosocial behavior. … situational anger (but not dispositional anger) and prosocial behavior. …

In two studies, we examined first- and second-grade children's judgments of aggressive,
withdrawn, and prosocial behavior by means of fictional scenarios. In study I, we compared …