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SUMMARY:Dr. Yajin Wang\, University of Maryland
DESCRIPTION: \n\nTitle: How Residential Mobility Influences Prosocial Behav
 iors\n\nAbstract: With globalization\, geographical relocation has become 
 an\nessential part of life in many parts of the world today. How does move
 \naffect people’s psychology and behavior? The present research\nexamine
 s the relationship between residential mobility and prosocial\nbehaviors. 
 Previous literature in sociology and psychology\ndemonstrates that high re
 sidential mobility is often negatively\nassociated with prosocial behavior
 s such as high crime rate and low\npro-community actions. This research ch
 allenges this finding and\nproposes a novel prediction that high residenti
 al mobility can\nincrease prosocial behaviors\, especially towards distant
  recipients.\nResults from a national panel data\, lab experiments and a f
 ield study\ndemonstrate that residential mobility increases donation and h
 elping\nbehaviors towards distant recipients.\n 
DTSTART:20171110T160000Z
DTEND:20171110T172000Z
LOCATION:Gerri C. LeBow Hall\, 3220 Market Street\, TBD\, Philadelphia\, PA
  19104
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