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prosocial Prosocial refers to behavior associated with positive social adjustment.

Prosocial refers to behavior associated with positive social adjustment. In this source, prosocial behavior is treated as an indicator of social adaptation and rehabilitation in delinquent juveniles.

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Drafting source: Teng Hongchang; Guo Jiaxin; Sheng Hanwen; Li Yuehua. The influence of self-concept on prosocial behavior in delinquent juveniles: a chain mediation analysis involving belief in a just world and self-control. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1775490; article XML SHA-256 123a599ba98d2157089ca375db87ba16da6c96ba743d0b0dd09b27eb667f8918. “The influence of self-concept on prosocial behavior in delinquent juveniles: a chain mediation analysis involving belief in a just world and self-control” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1775490).
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