Dave is driving along the interstate when he sees a stranded motorist. Dave had a flat tire just last week, so he knows how it feels to be stranded. He decides to stop and help the motorist. Which theory of helping behavior best explains why Dave stopped to help?
a. arousal: cost-reward
b. social facilitation
c. evolutionary
d. empathy-altruism

Dave stopped to help because of

d. empathy altruism

Explanation:

Empathy altruism is the concept that people will help other people when they have gone through a similar situation they had gone through.

Because Dave had been stranded in a similar situation recently he understands the pain of being stranded like that

So he is more likely to help another person because now his empathy for them is generated and it will make him work for them and in their favor which is altruism as he does not do it with expectations.

Thus, he works for the person because of Empathy altruism

your answer should be c, it seems to be the only one that makes sense. mark me branliest : )

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