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      Objective: This study examined differences in preschoolers’ prosocial decision-making, emotion understanding in prosocial dilemmas based on the age and emotional conditions of a counterpart child, and the effects of emotion understanding on preschoolers’ prosocial decision-making.
      Methods: The participants were 114 children (35 3-year-olds, 39 4-year-olds, and 40 5-year-olds). Each child was presented individually with prosocial dilemma tasks and was asked to make decisions and understand emotions (in prosocial and desire-fulfilled situations) based on the emotional conditions of a counterpart child.
      Results: First, the 4- and 5-year-olds showed more prosocial decision-making in prosocial dilemmas than the 3-year-olds. Prosocial decision-making was significantly lower when the counterpart child was angry, rather than neutral or sadness. Second, in prosocial situations, the 5-year-olds displayed higher positive emotion understanding scores than the 3-year-olds, And in desire-fulfilled situations, the 3-year-olds showed positive emotion understanding, whereas the 4-and 5-year-olds showed negative emotion understanding. Finally, children were more inclined toward prosocial decision-making when they showed higher emotion understanding in prosocial situations, lower emotion understanding in desire-fulfilled situations, and greater age. These were equal to all emotional conditions of the counterpart child.
      Conclusion: These results suggest that emotion understanding is an important component of social cognition, which effects preschoolers’ prosocial decision-making.
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      Objective: This study examined differences in preschoolers’ prosocial decision-making, emotion understanding in prosocial dilemmas based on the age and emotional conditions of a counterpart child, and the effects of emotion understanding on preschoo...

      Objective: This study examined differences in preschoolers’ prosocial decision-making, emotion understanding in prosocial dilemmas based on the age and emotional conditions of a counterpart child, and the effects of emotion understanding on preschoolers’ prosocial decision-making.
      Methods: The participants were 114 children (35 3-year-olds, 39 4-year-olds, and 40 5-year-olds). Each child was presented individually with prosocial dilemma tasks and was asked to make decisions and understand emotions (in prosocial and desire-fulfilled situations) based on the emotional conditions of a counterpart child.
      Results: First, the 4- and 5-year-olds showed more prosocial decision-making in prosocial dilemmas than the 3-year-olds. Prosocial decision-making was significantly lower when the counterpart child was angry, rather than neutral or sadness. Second, in prosocial situations, the 5-year-olds displayed higher positive emotion understanding scores than the 3-year-olds, And in desire-fulfilled situations, the 3-year-olds showed positive emotion understanding, whereas the 4-and 5-year-olds showed negative emotion understanding. Finally, children were more inclined toward prosocial decision-making when they showed higher emotion understanding in prosocial situations, lower emotion understanding in desire-fulfilled situations, and greater age. These were equal to all emotional conditions of the counterpart child.
      Conclusion: These results suggest that emotion understanding is an important component of social cognition, which effects preschoolers’ prosocial decision-making.

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      • 연구결과
      • 논의 및 결론
      • References
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      • 연구결과
      • 논의 및 결론
      • References
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      참고문헌 (Reference)

      1 홍혜란, "유아의 친사회적 행동발달에 관한 연구 -유아의 사회인구학적 특성 및 기질, 정서지능과 어머니의 양육신념 및 사회화 전략을 중심으로-" 한국아동학회 29 (29): 15-33, 2008

      2 김세리, "유아의 사건표상이 또래문제해결력에 미치는 영향" 한국인간발달학회 20 (20): 1-22, 2013

      3 송하나, "유아의 도덕적 정서 이해의 발달:가해자 의도와 피해자 반응의 영향" 한국아동학회 33 (33): 1-12, 2012

      4 이옥경, "과제의 특성에 따른 유아와 아동의 친사회적 도덕추론과 친사회적 의사결정 및 어머니의 친사회적 도덕추론의 관계" 서울대학교 대학원 2002

      5 Robert Hepach, "Young children sympathize less in response to unjustified emotional distress." American Psychological Association (APA) 49 (49): 1132-1138, 2013

      6 William F. Arsenio, "Victimizers and Their Victims: Children's Conceptions of the Mixed Emotional Consequences of Moral Transgressions" JSTOR 63 (63): 915-, 1992

      7 Monika Keller, "The multifaceted phenomenon of ‘happy victimizers’: A cross-cultural comparison of moral emotions" Wiley-Blackwell 21 (21): 1-18, 2003

      8 Markus Paulus, "The development of recipient-dependent sharing behavior and sharing expectations in preschool children." American Psychological Association (APA) 50 (50): 914-921, 2014

      9 Susanne A. Denham, "Social Cognition, Prosocial Behavior, and Emotion in Preschoolers: Contextual Validation" JSTOR 57 (57): 194-, 1986

      10 Michaela Gummerum, "Preschoolers’ allocations in the dictator game: The role of moral emotions" Elsevier BV 31 (31): 25-34, 2010

      1 홍혜란, "유아의 친사회적 행동발달에 관한 연구 -유아의 사회인구학적 특성 및 기질, 정서지능과 어머니의 양육신념 및 사회화 전략을 중심으로-" 한국아동학회 29 (29): 15-33, 2008

      2 김세리, "유아의 사건표상이 또래문제해결력에 미치는 영향" 한국인간발달학회 20 (20): 1-22, 2013

      3 송하나, "유아의 도덕적 정서 이해의 발달:가해자 의도와 피해자 반응의 영향" 한국아동학회 33 (33): 1-12, 2012

      4 이옥경, "과제의 특성에 따른 유아와 아동의 친사회적 도덕추론과 친사회적 의사결정 및 어머니의 친사회적 도덕추론의 관계" 서울대학교 대학원 2002

      5 Robert Hepach, "Young children sympathize less in response to unjustified emotional distress." American Psychological Association (APA) 49 (49): 1132-1138, 2013

      6 William F. Arsenio, "Victimizers and Their Victims: Children's Conceptions of the Mixed Emotional Consequences of Moral Transgressions" JSTOR 63 (63): 915-, 1992

      7 Monika Keller, "The multifaceted phenomenon of ‘happy victimizers’: A cross-cultural comparison of moral emotions" Wiley-Blackwell 21 (21): 1-18, 2003

      8 Markus Paulus, "The development of recipient-dependent sharing behavior and sharing expectations in preschool children." American Psychological Association (APA) 50 (50): 914-921, 2014

      9 Susanne A. Denham, "Social Cognition, Prosocial Behavior, and Emotion in Preschoolers: Contextual Validation" JSTOR 57 (57): 194-, 1986

      10 Michaela Gummerum, "Preschoolers’ allocations in the dictator game: The role of moral emotions" Elsevier BV 31 (31): 25-34, 2010

      11 Jo Ann M. Farver, "Preschoolers' prosocial responses to their peers' distress." American Psychological Association (APA) 30 (30): 334-341, 1994

      12 Carollee Howes, "Peer Interaction of Young Children" JSTOR 53 (53): i-, 1988

      13 Judy Dunn, "Moral sensibility, understanding others, and children's friendship interactions in the preschool period" Wiley-Blackwell 18 (18): 159-177, 2000

      14 Charles R. Carlson, "Influence of children's emotional states on the recognition of emotion in peers and social motives to change another's emotional state" Springer Nature 7 (7): 61-79, 1983

      15 Jellie Sierksma, "In-group bias in children's intention to help can be overpowered by inducing empathy" Wiley-Blackwell 33 (33): 45-56, 2015

      16 Marinella Paciello, "High cost helping scenario: The role of empathy, prosocial reasoning and moral disengagement on helping behavior" Elsevier BV 55 (55): 3-7, 2013

      17 Drika Weller, "Helping the In-Group Feels Better: Children’s Judgments and Emotion Attributions in Response to Prosocial Dilemmas" Wiley-Blackwell 84 (84): 253-268, 2013

      18 Corral-Verdugo, V, "Happiness as correlate of sustainable behavior: A study of pro-ecological, frugal, equitable and altruistic actions that promote subjective wellbeing" 18 (18): 95-104, 2011

      19 Hoffman, M. L., "Empathy and Moral Development:Implications for Caring and Justice" Cambridge University Press 2000

      20 Mark Meerum Terwogt, "Emotional states in self and others as motives for helping in 10-year-old children" Wiley-Blackwell 20 (20): 131-147, 2002

      21 Francisco Pons, "Emotion comprehension between 3 and 11 years: Developmental periods and hierarchical organization" Informa UK Limited 1 (1): 127-152, 2004

      22 Julie A. Hubbard, "Emotion Expression Processes in Children's Peer Interaction: The Role of Peer Rejection, Aggression, and Gender" Wiley-Blackwell 72 (72): 1426-1438, 2001

      23 Whitney Waugh, "Early socialization of prosocial behavior: Patterns in parents’ encouragement of toddlers’ helping in an everyday household task" Elsevier BV 39 : 1-10, 2015

      24 Tina Malti, "Do Moral Choices Make Us Feel Good? The Development of Adolescents’ Emotions Following Moral Decision Making" Wiley-Blackwell 23 (23): 389-397, 2013

      25 Tina Malti, "Contemporaneous and 1-Year Longitudinal Prediction of Children's Prosocial Behavior From Sympathy and Moral Motivation" Informa UK Limited 168 (168): 277-299, 2007

      26 Maria von Salisch, "Children’s emotional development:Challenges in their relationships to parents, peers, and friends" SAGE Publications 25 (25): 310-319, 2016

      27 Tina Malti, "Children’s Moral Motivation, Sympathy, and Prosocial Behavior" Wiley-Blackwell 80 (80): 442-460, 2009

      28 Caroryn Saarni, "Children's emotional-expressive behaviors as regulators of others' happy and sad emotional states" Wiley-Blackwell 55 : 91-106, 1992

      29 Jellie Sierksma, "Children's Reasoning About the Refusal to Help: The Role of Need, Costs, and Social Perspective Taking" Wiley-Blackwell 85 (85): 1134-1149, 2014

      30 Andreas B. Eder, "Anticipatory Control of Approach and Avoidance: An Ideomotor Approach" SAGE Publications 5 (5): 275-279, 2013

      31 Elizabeth A. Lemerise, "An Integrated Model of Emotion Processes and Cognition in Social Information Processing" Wiley-Blackwell 71 (71): 107-118, 2000

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