Jose sometimes feels that he is a "taker" rather than a "giver"-that he is not contributing his fair share at work or in relationships. Research suggests that, as a result, Jose is likely to
A) feel depressed and underperform
B) feel guilty and underperform
C) convince himself that he is, in fact, a giver and look for opportunities to give back more
D) feel depressed, feel guilty, and look for opportunities to give back more

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Research suggests that when people feel like they are not contributing their fair share, they may experience feelings of guilt and depression. However, this can also motivate them to look for opportunities to give back more and try to balance out the perceived imbalance. Therefore, it is likely that Jose may feel depressed and guilty, but also try to find ways to give back more at work or in his relationships.

Jose Sometimes Feels That He Is a "Taker" Rather Than