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segrsyd

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After posing for a photograph, Sarah would be ________ likely to help a student who dropped his papers because posing for the photograph would have made Sarah ________.
 
  A) less; more self-important
  B) more; more selfless
  C) less; concerned with inclusive fitness
  D) more; self-focused

Question 2

Social psychologists have recognized that labeling can increase helping
 
  A) only in children.
  B) only in public.
  C) only immediately after receiving the prosocial label.
  D) none of the above



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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