Jean Twenge and associates' studies of social exclusion and helping showed that
A) people who feel excluded are more likely to help others.
B) people who feel excluded are less likely to help others.
C) the effect of social exclusion on helping depends on the type of help that is needed.
D) the effect of social exclusion on helping depends on how people are made to feel excluded.

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Jean Twenge's research indicates that social exclusion leads to a decrease in prosocial behavior, meaning that people who feel excluded are less likely to help others.

Jean Twenge and Associates' Studies of Social Exclusion and Helping