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Social Exchange Theory Of Altruism

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The social exchange theory of altruism proposes that

A

individuals are not inherently altruistic and only help others when it is personally beneficial

B

individuals will act altruistically until they feel their efforts are no longer being reciprocated

C

individuals act altruistically primarily because they expect to receive similar assistance in return

D

individuals will always act altruistically because it is an innate biological impulse

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