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Table 1.

Survey Question.

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Table 2.

Types of ties when two types of individuals are present.

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Table 3.

Mean scores, standard deviation and ranges on prosociality.

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Fig 1.

Directed friendship network in a South Korean high school.

Circles and arrows show individuals and friendship, respectively. The diameter of the circle shows relative level of individual prosociality (online version in color).

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Table 4.

Mixing matrix between different levels of prosociality.

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Table 5.

ERGM terms, with descriptive names and brief definitions.

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Table 6.

Parameterization of the exponential random graph model (ERGM).

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Table 7.

ERGM estimates (model 1).

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Fig 2.

Contour plot for the prosocial edge covariate for ERGM 2.

The numbers on the x and y axes correspond to the prosociality scores of the actors i and j and the corresponding point in the matrix represents the edgecov value for dyad (i, j), which equals the square root of the product of the two actors’ prosociality.

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ERGM estimates (model 2).

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