The "feel good-do good" effect occurs in ______________.
A)men,but not women.
B)women,but not men.
C)adults,but not children.
D)adults and children.

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The "feel good-do good" effect refers to the phenomenon where individuals are more likely to engage in prosocial behavior after experiencing positive emotions. This effect has been observed in both adults and children, making choice D the best answer. There is no evidence to suggest that this effect is limited to one gender or the other, so choices A and B can be ruled out. While the effect may be stronger in adults due to their greater cognitive and emotional maturity, there is no reason to believe that it does not occur in children as well, so choice C can also be ruled out.

The "Feel Good-Do Good" Effect Occurs in ______________