One of the Problems with Relying on Prosocial Television Programs

question 85

Multiple Choice

One of the problems with relying on prosocial television programs to encourage prosocial behaviors in children is that:

• A) prosocial programs have no effect on behavior.
• B) children do not like programs that promote prosocial behavior.
• C) prosocial programs only affect the behavior of girls.
• D) prosocial programs are far outnumbered by violent programs.

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Definitions:

Qualifying Process

The method of assessing potential customers to determine if they have the need, authority, and financial capacity to purchase a product or service.

Money

A medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes; used to facilitate transactions for goods and services.

Selling Process

The series of steps taken by a salesperson from identifying a potential buyer to closing a sale.

Follow-Up

The actions taken after an initial sales presentation or contact to maintain communication with a prospect and move towards a sale.