Prosocials select one:

a. have a preference for outcomes that benefit both self and others with whom they are interdependent.

b. are more oriented toward problem solving.

c. achieve more integrative outcomes than pro-self negotiators.

d. are more oriented toward reciprocal cooperation.

e. all of the above

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Adeline Garrison

Social Studies

18 October, 05:27

Prosocials select one:

a. have a preference for outcomes that benefit both self and others with whom they are interdependent.

b. are more oriented toward problem solving.

c. achieve more integrative outcomes than pro-self negotiators.

d. are more oriented toward reciprocal cooperation.

e. all of the above

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Dario Weiss · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: A. preference for outcomes that benefit both self and others with whom they are interdependent.

Pro-socials would beleive that the most beneficial actions would be the one that positively affect the collective group as a whole.

In fighting for government policies, pro-socials tend to support things such as the increasing budget of welfare programs.