Being Exposed to Prosocial Behaviors Has Been Shown to

Multiple Choice

Being exposed to prosocial behaviors has been shown to

A) decrease altruistic behavior due to the effect of social loafing.
B) reduce aggression by increasing helping, cooperation, charity, and brotherhood.
C) promote relaxation and reduce guilt and anxiety in those who are observing or participating.
D) have no effect on one's level of aggression or altruism.