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The theory of reciprocal altruism explains altruistic helping behavior by noting that __________.

The theory of reciprocal altruism explains altruistic helping behavior by noting that __________.

▸ altruistic behavior is a myth; by definition it cannot happen

▸ people may carry out altruistic acts with the expectation of being the recipient of altruism at some point in the future

▸ the compilation of many small acts of kindness adds up to a single act of altruism

▸ most people are willing to engage in altruistic behavior with no expectation of needing help themselves at some future point

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