Abstract
This article addresses the issue of prosocial behavior - behavior that aims to benefit others and does not involve mutual help and benefits for oneself. The article is based on the theoretical ideas of psychology about the determinism of personality through its social relations and self-determination of personality, as a result of its active life position. At the same time, some researches are described regarding the prosocial behavior of children, some mechanisms and factors that are the basis of prosocial behavior are described, some strategies that contribute to the formation of such behavior are presente
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