From an interdependency theory perspective, the most likely reason why we act compassionately and magnanimously is because:

A. we were socialized to do it.

B. we would experience guilt if we didn't.

C. our partners ask us to act benignly.

D. it increases the likelihood we will receive valuable rewards in return.

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Alyson Bass

Social Studies

25 October, 02:18

From an interdependency theory perspective, the most likely reason why we act compassionately and magnanimously is because:

A. we were socialized to do it.

B. we would experience guilt if we didn't.

C. our partners ask us to act benignly.

D. it increases the likelihood we will receive valuable rewards in return.

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Jadyn Schaefer · Answer 1

The answer is D - it increases the likelihood we will receive valuable rewards in return.

Explanation:

Interdependence theory is a social psychological theory that characterizes interactions for human psychology stating that interpersonal interdependence define interpersonal relationships such that human interactions and interdependence have an influence on one another's experiences. From the perspective of this theory, the reason why we act so compassionate and generous is because it increases the likelihood that we will receive valuable rewards in return.