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Altruism refers to selfless actions performed for the benefit of others without expecting any reward. For example, a person donating anonymously to charity.

Volunteering is the act of offering service to others without being compelled to do so and without financial gain. A real-world example includes helping out at a local homeless shelter.

Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of others, leading to actions to alleviate others' distress. An example is a person comforting a friend who has experienced a loss.

Cooperation involves individuals working together towards a common goal, often leading to mutual benefits. An example is team members collaborating on a project.

Sharing is the distribution of resources or information among individuals. For instance, children sharing toys during playtime.

Compassionate acts are behaviors that display concern for the suffering of others and a desire to help. An example is providing meals to the sick or elderly.

Social responsibility is acting for the benefit of society at large. An example is a company implementing environmentally friendly practices.

Peer intervention occurs when individuals step in to prevent harmful situations, such as a student stopping a bully in school.

Community service is performed voluntarily to help improve a community. For example, organizing a local beach cleanup.