The Mood Management Hypothesis States That People

question 127

Multiple Choice

The mood management hypothesis states that people

• A) use other people's reactions to determine whether or not to help.
• B) help others in order to manage their moods.
• C) help others in order to manage the moods of the people around them.
• D) use environmental cues to initiate as well as to limit helping behavior.

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