This paper tries to, from the perspective of behavioral finance, review and analyze literature related to corporate social responsibility (CSR) to provide some research starting points to conduct research in the seemingly unrelated link between behavioral finance and CSR. These research points include overconfidence, catering effect, socially responsible investing, market efficiency, and mispricing. This paper finds that behavioral finance, in fact, is highly linked to CSR, but this link seems to be largely ignored by scholars in the fields of behavioral finance and those in CSR, so it is worthwhile to conduct research in this field.