Eisenberg and colleagues (2002)found that the extent to which preschool children exhibited spontaneous helping behaviour predicted how helpful they would be in later childhood and early adulthood.Which of the following hypotheses is most consistent with this finding?

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The finding that spontaneous helping behavior in preschool children predict later helpfulness is most consistent with the hypothesis that there are stable individual differences in helping. This suggests that helping behavior is a trait-like characteristic of individuals that remains stable across development.

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