According to behavioral economists, giving to charity

A) contradicts the view that people are narrowly self-interested.
B) appears unselfish but in fact is driven by self-interest.
C) results from an ability to accurately calculate benefits and costs.
D) is done solely to receive the utility from public recognition.

Behavioral Economists

Scientists focusing on the role of psychological, cognitive, emotional, cultural, and social elements in shaping the economic decisions of individuals and institutions.

Narrowly Self-Interested

Describes behavior focused on individual gain often at the expense of others' well-being or societal welfare.