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Gender differences across multiple types of prosocial behavior in adolescence: A meta-analysis of the Prosocial Tendency Measure-Revised (PTM-R)

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  2. Emi Hashi
  4. Nancy Eisenberg

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Description: In this study, we aimed to examine gender differences in the Prosocial Tendency Measure - Revised (PTM-R; Carlo et al., 2003), which is the most often used prosocial measure designed to capture six types of prosocial behavior during adolescence (i.e., compliant, public, anonymous, dire, emotional, and altruistic).

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