In a Study by Rand, Greene, and Nowak (2012) the Amount

Multiple Choice

In a study by Rand, Greene, and Nowak (2012) the amount of time it took participants to make allocation decisions in a number of social dilemma experiments was assessed. The results showed that:

A) People who took at least 10 seconds to consider their decision engaged in more prosocial behavior.
B) Decisions made more quickly tended to be more prosocial.
C) Systematic processing led to more prosocial behavior.
D) Faster responses were more cooperative among people who reported that their daily interactions were less cooperative.