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When an act is performed to benefit another without expectation of one's own gain it is specifically termed:

A) virtuous behaviour.
B) altruistic behaviour.
C) helping behaviour.
D) prosocial behaviour.

Altruistic Behaviour

Actions taken to benefit others without expecting anything in return, often at a cost to oneself.

Helping Behaviour

Refers to actions intended to provide assistance or benefit to another person or group of people.

Virtuous Behaviour

Actions that are morally good and exhibit virtues like integrity, honesty, courage, and kindness.

  • Attain understanding of the concept of prosocial behavior and its several facets.
  • Discern the evolutionary underpinnings of altruistic behavior and helping tendencies.
  • Examine the effect of empathy on the encouragement of altruistic actions.
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