Research on the Relationship Between Prosocial Behaviour and Group Membership

question 69

Multiple Choice

Research on the relationship between prosocial behaviour and group membership have shown that

• A) prosocial behaviour is much more likely to occur when people feel part of a group or community.
• B) prosocial behaviour is not related to group membership.
• C) feeling part of a group or community increase prosocial behaviour for women but not for men.
• D) group membership only enhance prosocial behaviour towards in-group members.
• E) group membership only enhances prosocial behaviour in interdependent cultures.

---

Definitions:

Delirium

A serious disturbance in mental abilities that results in confused thinking and reduced awareness of the environment, often temporary.

Young Adults

Individuals in the age range of late teens to early thirties, often experiencing transitions in education, career, and personal life.

Everyday Problems

Common issues or minor challenges that individuals face in their daily lives.

Cell Loss

The process by which cells die naturally through apoptosis or are destroyed due to injury or disease, leading to the reduction of cell numbers in an organism.