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Effects of Moral Elevation on Children's Implicit and Explicit Prosociality: Evidence from Behavioral and Physiological Responses.

Behav Sci (Basel) · 2025 · PMC12467581 · PMID 41009276

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Although the self-reported prosocial scores did not reach statistical significance across groups, a consistent pattern emerged wherein the Moral Elevation group showed the highest prosocial scores, followed by the Joy and then the Neutral conditions.

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While neither the Moral Elevation group nor the Joy group showed significantly higher self-reported explicit prosocial behavior than the Neutral group (despite a nonsignificant trend of Moral Elevation > Joy > Neutral), moral elevation significantly enhanced children’s implicit prosocial tendencies, with elevated IAT effect scores surpassing both Joy and Neutral groups.

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