Researchers Have Found That Scoring Higher on Measures of Prosocial

question 88

Multiple Choice

Researchers have found that scoring higher on measures of prosocial moral reasoning:

• A) correlates positively with prosocial behavior, but not with attitudes toward helping others.
• B) correlates positively with attitudes toward helping others, but not with actual prosocial behavior.
• C) correlates positively with both sympathy and empathy, but not with actual prosocial behavior.
• D) correlates positively with prosocial behavior and is related to being more sympathetic and empathic.

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