ALTRISM IN VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES: MYTH OR REALITY
Altruistic behavior is manifested in acts of gratuitous help, self-denial, attention and mercy. The reasons for this behavior are the interests and needs of another person. The question arises: do volunteers really pursue altruistic goals in their activities, or are they driven by completely different motives? This article is a study of the main motives, socio-psychological attitudes and basic needs that encourage people to engage in volunteer activities.