<![CDATA[Indonesian prosocial behavior in 2017 was decreased compared to 2016. This decline was followed by an increase in aggressive behavior in Indonesia in 2017. If this is not addressed immediately, it will be one of the triggers for increasing aggressive behavior in Indonesia. Therefore, this study aims to identify the variables that influence prosocial behavior and observe their tendencies. The data source used is the 2017 Happiness Level Measurement Survey (SPTK) by BPS. The analysis used is descriptive analysis with cross tabulation between prosocial behavior and the characteristics, and inferential analysis with binary logistic regression. The response variable is prosocial behavior, while the independent variables are happiness, social capital, and sociodemographic variables. The results showed that the variables which influenced prosocial behavior were life satisfaction, feelings, eudaimonic , trust and tolerance, age, and income. Except the income variable, other variables have a positive tendency ratio towards prosocial behavior. While the income variable has a negative tendency.]]>
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