Cross-Cultural Studies Imply That Prosocial Conduct Is Most Common in Cultures

Cross-cultural studies imply that prosocial conduct is most common in cultures in which _____.

A) children live in large families and routinely contribute to family welfare
B) children live in small families with a primary breadwinner and stay at home mothers
C) children live in large families and routinely look after themselves
D) children live in industrialized societies with their emphasis on the norm of social responsibility