Much of the time, people engage in altruistic behaviour because doing so makes them feel good.Is it correct to conclude, then, that altruistic acts are fundamentally selfish? Or should such acts be considered altruistic despite their seemingly selfish motives? What do the textbook authors conclude about this?

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The authors conclude that altruistic acts should be considered both selfish and helpful, rather than pitting these drives against each other. They are positive about the evolution of these acts in general. Therefore, option C is the correct choice.

Much of the Time, People Engage in Altruistic Behaviour Because