Galen,Sharpe,and McNulty Compared the Philanthropic Characteristics of People Who Belonged

question 89

Multiple Choice

Galen,Sharpe,and McNulty compared the philanthropic characteristics of people who belonged to religious groups,people who belonged to other types of groups,and people who did not belong to structured groups.What did they find?

• A) Religious belief was the most important predictor of philanthropy.
• B) People who belonged to non-religious groups were no more philanthropic than people who did not belong to structured groups.
• C) People who belonged to religious groups were more likely than the other types of groups to donate money but less likely to donate their times to needy causes.
• D) It was not religious belief but belonging to a structured group which seemed to be related to philanthropy.

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