Why do many Biologists and psychologists consider altruistic behavior a theoreti

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Why do many Biologists and psychologists consider altruistic behavior a theoretical problem? A) Altruism benefits someone else more than the person doing the act B) so far researchers have not located the gene responsible for altruistic behavior C) most people engaging in an altruistic act do not feel good about it D) Altruistic acts are more common toward non relatives than toward relatives Why do many Biologists and psychologists consider altruistic behavior a theoretical problem? A) Altruism benefits someone else more than the person doing the act B) so far researchers have not located the gene responsible for altruistic behavior C) most people engaging in an altruistic act do not feel good about it D) Altruistic acts are more common toward non relatives than toward relatives A) Altruism benefits someone else more than the person doing the act B) so far researchers have not located the gene responsible for altruistic behavior C) most people engaging in an altruistic act do not feel good about it D) Altruistic acts are more common toward non relatives than toward relatives

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It is because of the fact that altruism benefits someone else more than person doing the act himself. The person think about others more than himself..

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