The Finding That Participants Who Experience Failure Are More Likely

question 9

Multiple Choice

The finding that participants who experience failure are more likely to help if the request for help or charity comes from a person who is aware of their failure indicates a support for:

• A) the image-repair hypothesis
• B) the need for approval hypothesis
• C) the warm glow of success hypothesis
• D) reparative altruism
• E) the personal distress hypothesis

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