Daniel Batson has argued that there are three main motives for helping others.They are
A) reciprocity, kin selection, and social rewards.
B) social rewards, personal distress, and empathic concern.
C) sympathy, reputational advantages, and reciprocity.
D) personal distress, sympathy, and empathic concern.

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Daniel Batson argues that the three main motives for helping others are social rewards, personal distress, and empathic concern. These motives explain why individuals might be motivated to help others due to the benefits they receive (social rewards), to alleviate their own discomfort (personal distress), or out of genuine concern for the well-being of the other person (empathic concern).

Daniel Batson Has Argued That There Are Three Main Motives