In the context of sociocultural factors predicting prosocial behavior, research by Eagly and Crowley (1986) noted that men are more likely than women to
A. Avoid helping in situations in which competence plays a major role.
B. Help in situations that involve existing interpersonal relationships.
C. Help in situations in which a perceived danger is present.
D. Experience an immediate impulse to behave prosocially toward a person in need.