admin A. task and social B. social and inclusive C. task and exclusive D. task and inclusive
A. social loafing B. self- serving bias C. social facilitation D. deindividuation
A. the tendency of groups to internalize risk more than individuals B. the tendency for groups to be more risky than individuals C. the tendency for groups to be as risky as individuals D. the tendency for groups to be less risky than individuals
A. superordinate goals B. scapegoating C. mirror- image perceptions D. the reciprocity norm
A. Normative justice B. Prejudice C. Discrimination D. The Asch effect
A. Hegel B. K. Marx C. M. Weber D. E. Durkheim
A. Objective study of human interaction B. science of human mind C. study of ethnic groups D. Analysis of human nature
A. Herbert Spencer B. Emile Durkheim C. Max Weber D. August Comte
A. Ethnography B. Sociology C. Biology D. None of these
A. Latin B. Latin and Greek C. Latin and Polynesian D. Greek