Sylvester was thrilled when he received a large bonus from his company. Later that day, when he was asked if he could volunteer a few hours to help at the Food Bank, he readily agreed. This example best illustrates:

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The "feel good, do good" effect refers to the idea that people are more likely to help others when they are in a positive mood or have received positive news or experiences. Sylvester's receipt of a bonus likely put him in a good mood, making him more willing to volunteer at the Food Bank.

Sylvester Was Thrilled When He Received a Large Bonus from His