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One of the differences between generalized and balanced reciprocity is that:

One of the differences between generalized and balanced reciprocity is that:

a. in balanced reciprocity, there is concern with the timing and return of an object of equivalent value; in generalized reciprocity, there is not.
b. generalized reciprocity involves a great many more people than balanced reciprocity.
c. in generalized reciprocity, each party is trying to maximize their gain; in balanced reciprocity, this is not the case.
d. balanced reciprocity involves money and generalized reciprocity does not.

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