In a society in which people are strongly conditioned to develop moral sentiments,such as feelings of guilt when they harm others,commitment problems
A) arise more often than in more narrowly self-interested societies.
B) arise less often than in more narrowly self-interested societies.
C) do not arise.
D) always arise.
E) arise only in the case of the prisoner's dilemma.

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In societies where people are conditioned to develop moral sentiments, they are more likely to act in ways that consider the well-being of others, reducing the frequency of commitment problems compared to societies where individuals act based solely on self-interest.

In a Society in Which People Are Strongly Conditioned to Develop