Studies on Pro-Social Behavior Suggest That

question 8

Multiple Choice

Studies on pro-social behavior suggest that

• A) preaching can have strong short-term effects but can backfire
• B) modeling a behavior for children always has stronger effects than issuing orders
• C) practicing and preaching have about the same effects
• D) preaching is always more effective than modeling a behavior

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Definitions:

Outperforming Others

Outperforming others refers to achieving better results or performance in comparison to peers or competitors, often used in educational, professional, or athletic contexts.

High Standards

A set of criteria or expectations that are challenging and aim above the average level, often used to encourage excellence in performance or quality.

Sexual Orientation

A person's emotional, romantic, or sexual attraction to others, based on the gender(s) with which they identify themselves.

Empirical Evidence

Information that is obtained through observation and documentation of patterns and behavior through experimentation or observation.