Rachel Is Waiting at a Red Light as a Car

question 3

Multiple Choice

Rachel is waiting at a red light as a car pulls up from a small side street a few cars in front of her. As the light turns green, no one is letting the car merge onto the main road. As Rachel approaches, she waves to the car's driver to signal that he can merge. Although her behavior seems genuinely unselfish, Rachel likely expects other drivers to return the favor for her someday, which is an example of:

• A)genuine altruism.
• B)in-group altruism.
• C)reciprocal altruism.
• D)reverse altruism.

Understand the primary reasons and appeals why people join social networks.

Recognize the importance of specific, informative, and engaging headings in social media content.

Know the differences in writing styles required for social media versus traditional media.

Understand the appropriate tone and style to use when creating content for social media.

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Musical Intelligence

The ability to understand, create, and interpret musical pitches, rhythms, and tones, as identified by Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences.