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Which hormone is primarily linked to prosocial behavior?

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Neurotransmitters, chemical signals produced by a nerve cell and released to the target cell.

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Which hormone is primarily linked to prosocial behavior?.

  1. A.Adrenaline
  2. B.Cortisol
  3. C.Oxytocin
  4. D.Serotonin

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Biological Influences on Prosocial Behavior

Biological factors such as hormones and genetics play a significant role in determining prosocial behavior. For instance, oxytocin is known to enhance feelings of trust and empathy, while genetic predispositions can influence an individual's likelihood to engage in altruistic acts.

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    Define Define prosocial behavior.

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