Eagly and Crowley's Research Shows That Gender Differences in Helping

question 5

Multiple Choice

Eagly and Crowley's research shows that gender differences in helping behaviors are dependent on ______.

• A) the gender of the recipient of the helping behavior
• B) if the individual had a same-gender role model who displayed helping behaviors
• C) the type of helping and which gender role it typically falls under
• D) if the helping behavior was convenient or inconvenient to the helper

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