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10.57760/sciencedb.39182 2026-06-16T09:27:37Z

2026-06-16 Helping or Harming? A Multipath Model of How Upward Social Comparison Influences Interpersonal Behavior doi:10.57760/sciencedb.39182 en This data was obtained through situational experiments and a three-point polling design. Specifically:Document study1 contains the relevant data of Study 1 (single-factor inter-subject experimental design) in this study (a total of 270 items), as well as information on the situational materials used (a total of three categories).Document study2 contains the relevant data (a total of 125 items) of the formal experiment (the experimental design among single-factor subjects) in Study 2 of this research, as well as information on the situational materials used (a total of four categories). In addition, the relevant data of the pre-experiment (single-factor between-subject experimental design) were presented separately, totaling 50 items.File study3 presents the relevant data for a three-wave, round-robin field design with 115 participants in 31 teams (341 dyadic observations). upward social comparison; envy; helping behavior; social undermining; upward counterfactual thinking zheng wen feng Zhang Jianwei Liu Yuxin Yang Wenya Fu Mengmeng PUBLIC https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ dataset Science Data Bank