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Unit 9 – Social Psychology
Topic 9.6
In terms of social exchange theory, why might some people choose altruistic actions over aggressive ones?
Because the perceived benefits of helping others may outweigh any potential costs or risks involved.
Because they have been conditioned to associate positive outcomes with altruistic behaviors.
Because altruistic people inherently lack the capacity for aggressive actions.
Because societal norms dictate that aggressive behavior is unacceptable.
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