Research Findings Suggest That People Become Less Prosocial When Induced

question 128

Multiple Choice

Research findings suggest that people become less prosocial when induced to reject their belief in free will. These findings can best be interpreted as indicating that ____.

• A)free will really does exist
• B)absolute free will does exist, but relative free will does not
• C)relative free will does exist, but absolute free will does not
• D)the belief in free will has an effect on whether or not people behave in a prosocial manner

Comprehend the advantages and limitations of experimental research in social sciences.

Recognize the importance of ethics in social science research, including confidentiality, anonymity, and informed consent.

Identify the roles of various data sources and methods in sociological research, including secondary analysis and field methods.

Distinguish between reliability and validity in the context of measurement instruments.

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