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6047
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2882

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Jane Allyn Piliavin is affiliated with the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the United States. Their professional work is associated primarily with this institution, reflecting a sustained academic connection.

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Best Publications

  • Prosocial Behavior: Multilevel Perspectives

    Louis A. Penner.;John F. Dovidio.;Jane A. Piliavin.;David A. Schroeder.

  • Values: Reviving a Dormant Concept

    Steven Hitlin;Jane Allyn Piliavin

  • The Social Psychology of Prosocial Behavior

    John F. Dovidio;Jane Allyn Piliavin;David A. Schroeder;Louis A. Penner

  • Altruism: A Review of Recent Theory and Research

    Jane Allyn Piliavin;Hong-Wen Charng

  • Role identity and reasoned action in the prediction of repeated behavior

    Hong-Wen Charng;Jane Allyn Piliavin;Peter L. Callero

  • Giving Blood: The Development Of An Altruistic Identity

    Jane Allyn Piliavin;Peter L. Callero

  • GOOD SAMARITANISM: AN UNDERGROUND PHENOMENON?1

    Irving M. Piliavin;Judith Rodin;Jane Allyn Piliavin

  • Role Identity, Organizational Experiences, and Volunteer Performance

    Jean A. Grube;Jane Allyn Piliavin

  • The psychology of helping and altruism: Problems and puzzles.

    David A. Schroeder;Louis A. Penner;John F. Dovidio;Jane A. Piliavin

  • Health benefits of volunteering in the Wisconsin longitudinal study.

    Jane Allyn Piliavin;Erica Siegl

  • Helping behavior as role behavior: Disclosing social structure and history in the analysis of prosocial action.

    Peter L. Callero;Judith A. Howard;Jane A. Piliavin

  • Giving time, money, and blood: Similarities and differences.

    Lichang Lee;Jane Allyn Piliavin;Vaughn R. A. Call

  • Why do they give the gift of life? A review of research on blood donors since 1977

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  • The arousal: Cost-reward model and the process of intervention: A review of the evidence.

    John F. Dovidio;Jane A. Piliavin;Samuel L. Gaertner;David A. Schroeder

  • Role as Resource for Action in Public Service

    Jane Allyn Piliavin;Jean A. Grube;Peter L. Callero

  • Costs, diffusion, and the stigmatized victim.

    Irving M. Piliavin;Jane A. Piliavin;Judith Rodin

  • Effect of blood on reactions to a victim.

    Jane A. Piliavin;Irving M. Piliavin

  • First year donation patterns predict long-term commitment for first-time donors

    G. B. Schreiber;U. K. Sharma;D. J. Wright;S. A. Glynn

  • "Playing hard to get": Understanding an elusive phenomenon.

    Elaine Walster;G. William Walster;Jane Piliavin;Lynn Schmidt

  • The effects of the sex composition of groups on style of social interaction.

    Jane Allyn Piliavin;Rachel Rosemann Martin

Frequent Co-Authors

John F. Dovidio
John F. Dovidio Yale University
Louis A. Penner
Louis A. Penner Wayne State University
Robert L. Stout
Robert L. Stout Brown University
Samuel L. Gaertner
Samuel L. Gaertner University of Delaware
Katharine A. Phillips
Katharine A. Phillips Cornell University
Elaine Walster
Elaine Walster University of Wisconsin–Madison
Judith Rodin
Judith Rodin Rockefeller Foundation
Jeffrey D. Fisher
Jeffrey D. Fisher University of Connecticut
Bella M. DePaulo
Bella M. DePaulo University of California, Santa Barbara
Arie Nadler
Arie Nadler Tel Aviv University

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