Actions Affect People to Different Degrees

question 16

True/False

Actions affect people to different degrees.

Recognize the significance of prosocial behavior in societal well-being.

Identify the effects of social comparisons and concerns about others' perceptions.

Describe norms and their influence on behavior within societies.

Explain the role of gratitude and its connection to prosocial actions.

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