Which thought has been shown to increase the odds of a child engaging in an altruistic act?
A) "I think that this will cost a lot, but it will be worth it."
B) "I think that doing this will make me feel better."
C) "I think that this will make me a better person."
D) "I think I have what they need."

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Thoughts reflecting a recognition of one's ability to meet another's needs, such as "I think I have what they need," have been linked to an increased likelihood of engaging in altruistic acts. This is because recognizing the ability to help directly translates to the motivation to act altruistically.

Which Thought Has Been Shown to Increase the Odds of a Child