The Social Responsibility Norm Is an Explanation of Prosocial Behavior

question 88

Multiple Choice

The social responsibility norm is an explanation of prosocial behavior that emphasizes the:

• A) notion of duty to help those who need it, regardless of any potential payback to the helper.
• B) expectation that those who provide help will receive help in the future.
• C) importance of passing your genes on to future generations.
• D) comparison of costs and benefits to the individual for helping.

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Definitions:

Biological Changes

Physiological alterations in living organisms, often related to aging, development, or environmental factors.

Behavioural Changes

Adjustments or modifications in an individual’s actions or reactions due to internal or external factors.

Prematurely

Occurring or done before the usual or proper time; too early.

Developmental Stage

A phase or period in life characterized by specific physiological and psychological features that lead to new and more advanced levels of functioning.