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SUMMARY:Naturalistic Prosocial Behavior in Mobility Contexts: Behavioral a
 nd Physiological Insights
DESCRIPTION:Elise Dennis and Zhaobo Zheng (Honda Research Institute USA); 
 Meng Wang (University of Massachusetts, Amherst); and Kumar Akash and Teru
 hisa Misu (Honda Research Institute USA)\n\nAdvances in transportation saf
 ety and efficiency enables road users to eventually care about travel expe
 riences and satisfactions. Prosocial behavior is an important factor affec
 ting wellbeing in mobility. To better understand what leads to prosocial b
 ehaviors, and how people experience such actions, detailed analysis on beh
 aviors from various levels of prosocial behaviors. This paper utilizes a n
 aturalistic dataset for prosocial behaviors, with multimodal signals. We a
 nalyze road user behaviors and physiological responses with effort, obliga
 tion, and satisfaction of prosocial behaviors. The results suggest signifi
 cant behavioral patterns across different conditions related to prosocial 
 behaviors.\n\n
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