Edward has just learned that his grandfather wrongly profited from the seizure of Japanese Canadians' property during the war. When asked, he quickly agrees to donate money to an anti-racism activist group. What is the most likely reason?
A) Edward felt guilty.
B) The social comparison theory predicts helping.
C) Egoism is a powerful motivator.
D) None of the choices are correct.

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Edward's willingness to donate money to an anti-racism activist group suggests that he feels guilt over his grandfather's actions. Guilt can be a powerful motivator for altruistic behavior.

Edward Has Just Learned That His Grandfather Wrongly Profited from the Seizure