What phrase does the interviewee reference to describe reciprocity?

• A. Karma will find you
• B. What goes around comes around
• C. What goes around comes around is a common phrase
• D. Every action has a consequence

Answer: (B)

Reciprocity is most clearly conveyed by a familiar idiom that says actions circle back to the one who sent them out. The interviewee calls out “What goes around comes around,” which directly captures the idea that kindness or harm you put into the world returns to you in some form. It’s concise, widely understood, and specifically describes the return of one’s actions, making it the clearest fit.

Other options hint at the same idea or touch on related concepts, but they’re not the exact phrase the interviewee used. “Karma will find you” points to a similar concept but uses a different expression. Saying that “What goes around comes around is a common phrase” restates the idea rather than identifying the exact quote. And “Every action has a consequence” describes a general cause-and-effect principle, not the social reciprocity idiom the interviewee referenced.