Based on evidence from studies presented in the chapter on evolutionary explanations of helping behavior, whom would you be the most likely to help if she had just spilled the contents of her purse?
a. your friend
b. your cousin
c. your sister
d. You would be equally likely to help anyone.
Question 2
Although evidence from studies presented in the chapter suggests that people are more likely to help family than strangers or friends in some situations,
they also note that people are equally likely to help a friend or family member under which of the following circumstances?
a. a life-threatening emergency
b. a life-threatening nonemergency
c. any life-threatening situation
d. a non-life-threatening situation
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