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1. According to the social exchange theory, helping behaviour is motivated by...
- Feeling empathy
- Maximising rewards and minimising costs
- Social norms
- Observing the behaviour of others
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2. Evolutionary origins of helping behaviour assume that...
- There is a preference for helping those we consider useful for society
- There is a preference for helping blood relatives
- There is a preference for helping our children
- There is a preference for helping the young and healthy
3. Helping behaviour:
- acts where people voluntarily and intentionally behave in a way they believe will benefit others
- an act which benefits others but is not expected to have any personal benefits
- actions that are generally valued by other people in a particular society
4. According to the bystander intervention decision tree, how many steps are there to helping in an emergency?
5. Social learning theory led to which theory of the origin of helping behaviour?
- Social norms
- Modelling
- Social exchange
- Altruism
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