MRAVNÁ VÝCHOVA V ŠKOLÁCH NA SLOVENSKU A V ZAHRANI ČÍ

a burden. She thanked me and her mood improved.
9. Consequences in the environment: The climate between them is the way it always was: excellent.
And it is too early to assess the relationship between my friend and her friend, but it is good for the time
being.
10. Consequences for the actor: I only wanted her to feel better and reflect on the relationship with her
friend. My intention was for her to feel better, regardless of what decision she took.
11. Observations: Sometimes we think that the only right way to act is ours, and it’s hard for us to
understand that others don’t see it that way. As a result, we often draw erroneous conclusions.
REGISTRATION FILE FOR PROSOCIAL ACTION no. 27
1. Name of actor or student: Nuria P R.
2. Background: We always need people to value us.
3. Type: Positive confirmation of someone else.
4. Description of the action: I praised one aspect of the personality of someone with whom I do not get
on well.
5. Variables for the actor: I was in a normal mood. I would value the cost at 3.
6. Variables for the recipient: This is a person I do not get on with well. He is very handsome, with a
high intellectual level, middle class, not very likeable, with a very different way of seeing things than
mine, reflective.
7. Variables of the action: The prosocial action lasted approximately one minute.
8. Consequences for the recipient: He was attentive, appreciative, he praised me several times and I
perceived a pensive attitude in him.
9. Consequences in the environment: While we were talking after the prosocial action, there was a
type of complicity that hadn’t been there before.
10. Consequences for the actor: I felt satisfied, proud of myself and very coherent.
11. Observations: At first I did not understand why I had to perform a prosocial action with someone I
did not get along with well. The conclusion I have reached afterwards is that it is important to know
how to apprehend the good in something that does not seem so at first.
REGISTRATION FILE FOR PROSOCIAL ACTION no. 28
1. Name of actor or student: Nuria P R.
2. Background: I have often had the feeling that my parents do not feel appreciated.
3. Type: Positive confirmation of someone else.
4. Description of the action: I praised the figure of my parents and the role they played in my
upbringing.
5. Variables for the actor: Normal mood. The cost was 8.
6. Variables for the recipient: My parents are intelligent, very good people, not educated, lively,
sociable, middle-aged.
7. Variables of the action: The action lasted about one minute.
8. Consequences for the recipient: They felt very happy, joyful, moved.
9. Consequences in the environment: One could sense harmony in the air.
10. Consequences for the actor: I thought I had made the two most important people in my life happy
for a moment.
11. Observations: It is hard for me to express my feelings to my family.
REGISTRATION FILE FOR PROSOCIAL ACTION no. 31
1. Name of actor or student: Nuria P R.
2. Background: A person who wanted to be listened to.
3. Type: Verbal consolation, empathy, in-depth listening.
4. Description of the action: A homeless man approached me and told me about his problems.
5. Variables for the actor: My mood was normal.
6. Variables for the recipient: He was a stranger, poor, scruffy, ugly, intelligent.
7. Variables of the action: We were talking for around forty minutes.
8. Consequences for the recipient: He felt appreciative and pleased.
9. Consequences in the environment: We had a relationship of respect, interest and friendliness.
10. Consequences for the actor: My spirits were low after talking to him, but after reflecting I felt very
happy about my life.
11. Observations: We often forget everything positive in us and in our lives. We especially seem at
times incapable of taking advantage of it.
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