title: Person-Situation Effects and Gender Differences in the Prediction of Social Responsibility.
abstract: This study examined person and situation variables as predictors of social responsibility among American students. As predicted, individuals' delay of gratification and satisfaction with the university contributed unique variance to the prediction of social responsibility. More important, delay of gratification tended to moderate the relationship between satisfaction with the university and social responsibility. Results indicated significant sex differences in these relationships.
authors.affiliation: a Department of Psychology , Western Illinois University , USA.
authors.forename: L Alan
authors.initials: LA
authors.lastname: Witt