An action is altruistic just so long as it is motivated by the interests of others, even if one happens to personally benefit from their action

Psychological egoism is true because, even if consciously intend to act only for the sake of others, unconsciously we are acting solely for ourselves.

Sympathy and empathy are terms that can be used interchangeably without loss of meaning.

Groupthink can lead group members to suppress dissenting opinions to maintain harmony.

Social identities and in-group bias are double edged-swords: while they can bring strangers together, they can also motivate atrocities such as genocide.

Note: This question has Part A and Part B. Each part carries 5 points, for a total of 10 points.Instructions (Please read them carefully):Complete and submit Test 1. Ensure all questions are answered before submission.Go to the module that contains Test 1 and locate “Question 41 Part A – Test 1” in the “Complete these assignments” folder.Follow the instructions provided for Question 41 Part A – Test 1.Then, locate “Question 41 Part B – Test1” in the same folder and answer it.Please ensure that both answers are submitted within within 10 hours of submitting the Test 1.

The identifiable victim effect leads to greater empathy for a large group of people than for one individual person.

Empathy can be cultivated through [BLANK-1] and education.

The CMC joint of the thumb is an ovoid shaped joint because it is a synovial joint.

The type of arthrokinematic motion characterized by rotation of one surface on a fixed adjacent surface is called: