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Table 1.

Design table.

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Fig 1.

Flowchart of study procedures.

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Fig 2.

Example of a random intercept model as a structural equation model.

Control variables, intercepts, and errors not shown for clarity.

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Table 2.

Hypotheses for testing intervention effects.

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Effects of prosocial behavior condition on depression, anxiety, happiness, and valued life.

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Table 4.

Marginal effects of prosocial behavior for groups minimally and negatively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Fig 3.

Estimates of the prosocial vs. neutral acts control effects on depression, anxiety, happiness, and valued life at different levels of self-reported effort.

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Fig 4.

Estimates of the prosocial vs. self-focused effects on depression, anxiety, happiness, and valued life at different levels of self-reported effort.

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Table 5.

Pooled effects of prosocial behavior on depression, anxiety, happiness, and valued life for full sample and respondents reporting high effort.

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