The Recipients of Help May Be Motivated to Help Themselves

question 7

Multiple Choice

The recipients of help may be motivated to help themselves if .

• A)the helper is motivated by self-interest
• B)the helper and the recipient are similar
• C)the helper feels incompetent
• D)the recipient does not feel worthy of the help being given
• E)the helper wants to appear moral while attempting to avoid the costs involved

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