Social reciprocity refers to:
A) the process of analyzing a child's development in relation to an adult's parenting style.
B) the phenomenon of observing an effect of a person's behavior and ascribing a biological cause to that behavior.
C) mutually reinforcing interactive exchanges between individuals.
D) an agreement between two societies to share knowledge and technology in a manner to improve the lives of children.

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Social reciprocity involves mutually reinforcing interactive exchanges between individuals, where the actions of one person elicit a response from another person in a way that is beneficial to the development and maintenance of social relationships.

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