Se presenta el comportamiento altruista o pro-social como un aspecto importante de la psicopedagogía. Se pasa revista a las últimas investigaciones en este campo, analizando los posibles factores determinantes de tal comportamiento, y poniendo un acento especial en los antecedentes educativos familiares. Se concluye con un cuadro de líneas directrices para un programa educativo hacia la pro-sociabilidad.
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