Research on the Effects of Helping in Cross-Race Versus Same-Race

question 88

Multiple Choice

Research on the effects of helping in cross-race versus same-race situations shows that

• A) people are more likely to help those of their own race.
• B) people are more likely to help those of a different race.
• C) there is not a consistent relationship between racial similarity and helping.
• D) there is a strong tendency for people to help persons of all races equally.

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