Question 22: A. Moreover, the true worth of friendship is reflected more in the capacity for compassionate altruism and uncalculated generos...

Question 22:

A. Moreover, the true worth of friendship is reflected more in the capacity for compassionate altruism and uncalculated generosity than in the notion of balanced exchange.

B. As a result, friendship’s true value lies less in balanced exchange and more in the capacity for compassionate reciprocity marked by an uncalculated willingness to offer.

C. In other words, the true value of friendship must strike a balance between mutual exchange and the capacity for compassionate, uncalculated altruism.

D. The true value of friendship, by contrast, resides in the capacity for compassionate and uncalculated altruism rather than in the mere exchange of benefits.