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Reseach Project 9: Assignment 34 (second assignment). Analysis that gets you 87%. 30 multiple choice questions and answers based on the article: Motivating prosocial behavior by leveraging positive self- regard through values affirmation BY Claudia R. Schneider and Elke U. Weber. INCLUDES LINK TO DOWNLOAD ARTICLE PLUS EVIDENCE FROM THE ARTICLE FOR EACH QUESTION. QUESTION 1:According to the authors, what is an important factor limiting prosociality? a) Costly to the ingroup b) Costly to th...

4 IGORRIVIN f irst, let’s talk about what it means for some property P to be generic for some (possibly) infinite (but countable) set S. 3. Anidealist approach to randomness First, define a measure of size v on the elements of S. This should satisfy some simple axioms, such as: (1) v(x) ≥ 0 for all x ∈ S. (2) The set Sk = {x ∈ S|v(x) ≤ k} is finite for every k. Let now P be a predicate on the elements of S– think of a predicate as just a function from S to {0,1}...

SOP 3004 FINAL EXAM 2024 WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS Authoritarianism - correct answer tendency to submit to those having greater authority and to denigrate those having less authority; authoritarians are strongly prejudiced against members of minority groups, view the world in simple black-white terms, and readily submit to authority figures Discrimination - correct answer behaviors directed toward people on the basis of their group membership Disidentify - correct answer to reduce in ...

4/4 main spheres of influence: THE CRITICAL SENTENCE - ️️•that frames the interaction •outermost sphere • Surrounding culture; culture is the backdrop of situations •Culture influences which messages are considered to be appropriate and effective and strongly affects our generation(e.g. Bob comes from a culture where it is disrespectful to question adults, but Billy comes from a culture that encourages him to do so) Encoding - ️️Making/putting into words Intrapersonal Com...

symplesiomorphyshared ancestral trait - trait present in ingroup and outgroup autapomorphyderived trait found only in one taxon - makes species unique ex. retractable claws in cat homoplasystates that are present in more than one taxon and arose independently more than once homologycharacter states that are present in more than one taxon and arose once in common ancestor what are fossilstrace of past life thats fossilized through a slow process of mineralization. rare but numerous ...

group Ans- Two or more individuals, interacting and interdependent, who have come together to achieve particular objectives. formal group Ans- A designated work group defined by an organization's structure. informal group Ans- A group that is neither formally structured nor organizationally determined; such a group appears in response to the need for social contact. social identity theory Ans- The tendency to personally invest in the accomplishments of a group. ingroup favoritism A...

Social Identity Theory Summary NEWEST 2024 EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+ Positive Distinctiveness - CORRECT ANSWER-How people try to identify traits that make out-groups inferior to their ingroup Social Identity Theory was formed by who and when? - CORRECT ANSWER-Tajfel and Turner (1979) Social Identity Theory suggests what? - CORRECT ANSWERSuggests that individuals try to raise their own self esteem through pe...

reference group correct answers individuals who have significant relevance for a consumer and who have an impact on the consumers evaluations, aspirations, and behavior group influence correct answers ways in which group members influence attitudes, opinions, and behaviors of others within the group aspects of group life correct answers share common goals and interests, communicate with and influence one another, share a set of expectations, rules and roles, view themselves as members of a...

Grouping expenses into categories will make it easier for you to decide if you want to make any change1QuestionGrouping expenses into categories will make it easier for you to decide if you want to make any changes. Question 13 options: True FalseAnswer & ExplanationTRUEGrouping expenses into categories can indeed make it easier to analyze your spending habits and identify areas where you might want to make changes. Here's a step-by-step explanation:1.Organization: By categorizing expenses, y...

What is an organization? (L1) - correct answer - "An internally differentiated and purposeful social group that has a psychological impact on its members." (Haslam, 2004) - Has roles, norms, and culture - Is co-ordinated, goal-directed and has social identity Dominant approaches to organisations (L1) - correct answer Economic (Taylor, 1911) Individual difference (Münsterberg, 1913) Human rel...