Over 200 Studies Have Shown That Prosocial Behavior on TV

Over 200 studies have shown that prosocial behavior on TV

A) has no effect on the prosocial behavior of the viewers.
B) increases the prosocial behavior of the viewers.
C) cannot hold the attention of children long enough to teach prosocial behaviors.
D) cannot be used to promote helping, charity, or brotherhood, only direct reinforcement can.