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Research by Batson on the empathy-altruism hypothesis suggests that
 
  a. all helping is altruistic.
  b. most helping is egoistic.
  c. helping is affected by many motives, including altruism.
  d. helping is affected by many motives, but rarely altruism.

Question 2

Jimmy always calls Connor to discuss the latest new music. If Jimmy disapproves of a band Connor is listening to or suggests a band for Connor to listen to, Connor always runs out to by the album Jimmy mentioned. Connor is probably
 
  a. high in private self-consciousness.
  b. high in public self-consciousness.
  c. low in self-monitoring.
  d. low in self-handicapping.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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