Sharing a toy, giving another child a hug when he or she is crying, or asking a new child if he or she would like to play are all examples of ______.
A. instrumental assistance
B. prosocial behavior
C. selective sharing
D. social reciprocity
Answer: B
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a. Familiarity breeds contempt. b. Familiarity increases liking. c. Familiarity impairs memory. d. Familiarity increases attention.
The portion of long-term memory that stores general facts and information is called______ memory
a. semantic c. episodic b. emotional d. procedural
Audience inhibition can be seen as a product of:
a) diffusion of responsibility b) informational influence c) normative influence d) all of the above
What does the faith factor refer to in the context of stress, health, and well-being?
A) People who belong to a recognized world religion are more likely to seek faith healing when confronted with a major illness. B) People who denounce religion exercise more often, have better dietary practices, and make fewer doctor visits compared to those who are religiously active. C) People who are religiously active live longer compared to those who are not religiously active. D) People who are religiously active are twice as likely to commit suicide when confronted with a terminal illness compared to those who are not religiously active.