The Most Important Situational Variable in Altruism Is the _______

question 72

Multiple Choice

The most important situational variable in altruism is the _______.

• A)weather
• B)time of day
• C)presence of other people
• D)ambiguity of the situation

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Definitions:

Affiliation Needs

The basic human requirement for interpersonal relationships and belonging to groups or communities.

Security Needs

Security Needs refer to the human requirement for safety and stability in one’s physical and emotional environment, as identified in Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

Two-Factor Model

The Two-Factor Model, often related to motivation or emotion, identifies two distinct factors that contribute to an individual's psychological state or behaviors.

Equity Model

A theory in social psychology that focuses on maintaining equitable relationships, asserting that individuals feel satisfied when the ratio of their contributions to benefits is equal to that of their partners.