Balanced reciprocity:
a. is part of a long-term process in which nothing is specified about what is expected in return or when it is expected.
b. involves the expectation of a specific and immediate exchange.
c. usually occurs between members of different communities who may have a hostile, distrustful relationship.
d. is exemplified by your stopping to give a stranger a lift, and replying, when he thanks you, Pass it on to the next stranger you meet who needs your help.
e. does not occur in industrial societies.
Question 2
When an Australian hunter gives away most of his meat to relatives without specifying what is expected in return, he is exemplifying:
a. generalized reciprocity.
b. negative reciprocity.
c. balanced reciprocity.
d. redistribution.
e. market exchange.
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