Competing-Interest Legislation Is Characterized by

question 5

Multiple Choice

Competing-interest legislation is characterized by

• A)concentrated costs and concentrated benefits
• B)concentrated benefits and widespread costs
• C)widespread benefits and widespread costs
• D)widespread benefits and concentrated costs
• E)zero costs

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Definitions:

External Locus of Control

A belief that outcomes in one's life are determined by external forces or chance rather than by one's own efforts.

Pro-Social Risk Takers

Individuals who engage in risky behaviors that are intended to benefit others or society.

Sensation Seeking Scores

Quantitative measures of an individual’s preference for varied, novel, complex, and intense sensations and experiences.

Anti-Social Risk Takers

Individuals who engage in behavior that goes against societal norms and may involve danger, often disregarding the consequences for themselves or others.