Social Facilitation Theory Asserts That the Presence of Others

question 37

Multiple Choice

Social facilitation theory asserts that the presence of others:

• A)increases ingroup bias.
• B)increases a person's dominant response.
• C)increases social loafing.
• D)self-esteem.

Understand how young children perceive and describe their abilities, illustrating changes in self-concept with age.

Recognize the development and complexities of children's emotional understanding and its impact on their behavior.

Define the concept of self-concept and distinguish it from self-esteem.

Identify Erikson's stages relevant to early childhood development and their outcomes.

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Definitions:

Legislators

Individuals who are members of a legislative body, responsible for discussing and enacting laws in a particular jurisdiction.

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Government spending allocated through legislation that specifically benefits a small group or locality, often viewed as a way to gain political support.

Tax Savings

The reduction in tax payments achieved through deductions, credits, and other allowances under tax laws.

Concentrated Benefits

Benefits that accrue to a small, specific group within society, often at the expense of the general public.