Altruistic Behaviors Differ from Prosocial Behaviors in That

question 43

Multiple Choice

Altruistic behaviors differ from prosocial behaviors in that

• A) prosocial behaviors involve other people and are more social.
• B) altruistic behaviors are voluntary and prosocial behaviors are not.
• C) altruistic behaviors benefit other people while prosocial behaviors do not.
• D) altruistic behaviors involve the willingness to help another without any expectation of reciprocity.

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Definitions:

Uncompensated Work Time

Periods during which an employee or worker is engaged in job-related activities without receiving financial compensation.

Power and Prestige

A term denoting the influence, authority, and high social status that individuals or groups may hold in society.

Order and Control

The establishment of structure and discipline within an organization or system to ensure efficiency and compliance.

Aesthetic Experiences

The examination or engagement with beauty, art, or taste, resulting in a profound sense of appreciation or pleasure.