Question

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

Explanation:

The pro - social effect is related to how the behavior of one person influences the behavior of others. Pro - social behavior is about positive, helpful actions. When people who exhibit good (pro - social) behavior interact with others, it tends to prompt others to display similar good behavior. The first option says bad people prompt good behavior, which is not in line with the concept of pro - social effect. The third and fourth options suggest that bad or good people do not affect others' behavior, which is also incorrect as social behavior is often contagious in terms of positive or negative influence, and pro - social effect focuses on positive influence leading to positive behavior in others.

Answer:

B. people who are good prompt similar behavior in others.