Question

the pro - social effect states: people who are bad do not effect behavior in others. people who are bad prompt good behavior in others. people who are good do not effect behavior in others. people who are good prompt similar behavior in others.

Explanation:

The pro - social effect is related to how the behavior of one group (good - behaving people) influences others. Pro - social behavior is about positive, helpful actions. Good - behaving people tend to inspire similar positive (pro - social) behavior in others. The first option is wrong as bad behavior can influence others. The second option is incorrect as bad behavior is not likely to prompt good behavior in a pro - social effect context. The third option is wrong as good behavior does have an impact on others.

Answer:

people who are good prompt similar behavior in others.