More than 420 million children live amid political conflict. In such settings, understanding the
development of prosocial behaviours, specifically directed at outgroups, can provide …

Given the ingroup bias in children's prosocial behaviors, understanding what characterizes
and predicts children's prosocial behaviors directed at outgroups has implications for more …

Rebuilding society in the wake of conflict often falls on the generation born in peace. Yet,
youth contributions to peacebuilding are often overlooked. This article challenges the …

Intergroup resource allocation was examined among 333 children aged 7–11 (51.9%
female) within three settings of former intergroup conflict (January–June 2021). Children …

Understanding the developmental cycles and mechanisms that nurture prosocial behavior
can support our potential to build a kinder and more peaceful society. The current chapter …

Purpose Over 60% of armed conflicts re-occur; the seed of future conflict is sown even as a
peace agreement is signed. The cyclical nature of war calls for a focus on youth who can …

Despite an increase in social psychological research on allyship, less attention has been
paid to allyship action in violent intergroup conflict settings. In this contribution, first, we …

Worldwide, 420 million children are affected by conflict and over half of all children
experience violence every year. Thus, youth are unarguably affected by war and settings of …

Drawing upon the theories of empathy‐altruism and planned behavior, this study
investigated beliefs about the factors that motivate prosocial sentiments among people in the …