What Does Research on Cultural Differences in Defining Altruism Suggest

question 73

Multiple Choice

What does research on cultural differences in defining altruism suggest about societal engagement in altruistic behavior?

• A) Social engagement in altruism is much more effective in Western cultures.
• B) Altruistic behavior is normalized in small countries, where it is necessary for survival.
• C) Helping behavior can be part of normal behavior within a society.
• D) Large countries will not see the normalization of helping behaviors, as the rewards are not great enough.

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