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Do early birds share their worms? How prosocial behaviour and empathy vary across the day
Journal of Research in Personality ( IF 3.886 ) Pub Date : 2020-12-05 , DOI: 10.1016/j.jrp.2020.104055
Zoë Francis , Gregory Depow , Michael Inzlicht

Social behaviours have been proposed to follow circadian patterns across the course of the day, but empirical support is mixed. As a within-subject test of circadian effects on everyday behaviour, we conduct an experience-sampling study with a near-representative population of 285 Americans (7405 observations). Prosocial behaviour and empathy were both somewhat more frequent in the morning (d = 0.08). However, these non-linear patterns only described morning-type participants; evening-types had consistent (and lower) rates of prosocial behaviour and empathy across time-of-day. These patterns were explained by morning-types reporting more social opportunities earlier in the day. These findings suggest that small, within-subject diurnal effects on social behaviour occur in daily life, and that some circadian effects may be driven by situation selection.



中文翻译:

早起的鸟儿有蠕虫吗?亲社会行为和同情心在一天中如何变化

有人提议在一天当中遵循社会昼夜节律的行为,但经验支持是混杂的。作为一项昼夜节律对日常行为影响的受试者内部测试,我们对一个具有代表性的285名美国人进行了一项经验抽样研究(7405个观察结果)。亲社会行为和同理心在早晨都比较频繁(d = 0.08)。但是,这些非线性模式仅描述了早晨型参与者。在一天中,晚上型的亲社会行为和同理心率保持一致(且较低)。早上的类型报告了当天早些时候更多的社交机会,从而解释了这些模式。这些发现表明,日常生活中对社会行为的日间影响很小,而且某些生物钟的影响可能是由情况选择引起的。

更新日期:2020-12-23
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