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melina_rosy

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When he is in a happy mood, Gustav enjoys helping people whenever he can, whether he receives a personal benefit or not. When he is in a sad mood, on the other hand,
 
  he helps others only when he thinks he will receive great pleasure out of helping or some other personal benefit. In his approach to helping, Gustav is similar to a(n) _____________ while he is in a happy mood; but he is similar to a(n) _____________ while he is in a sad mood.
  A) philanthropist; opportunist
  B) opportunist; philanthropist
  C) gourmet; gourmand
  D) gourmand; gourmet

Question 2

Relative to sad individuals, very happy individuals are likely to help
 
  A) only if the person who needs help is physically attractive.
  B) only if the person who needs help is similar to them.
  C) only if the costs of helping are low.
  D) without much thought about the costs of helping.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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