Indirect reciprocity theory explains our tendency to behave altruistically __________.

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Indirect reciprocity theory suggests that people are more likely to behave altruistically when the recipient of their actions cannot reciprocate directly. This means that they are more likely to help strangers or individuals who are unlikely to be in a position to return the favor, rather than immediate family members or friends who may have the means to repay the kindness. Therefore, option C is the best choice.

Indirect Reciprocity Theory Explains Our Tendency to Behave Altruistically __________