Zajonc Argued That the Mere Presence of Others Tends to ____________

question 11

Multiple Choice

Zajonc argued that the mere presence of others tends to ____________ performance ____________, but to ____________ performance ____________.

• A) hinder; on well-learned tasks; facilitate; on novel tasks
• B) facilitate; on well-learned tasks; hinder; on novel tasks
• C) facilitate; among women; hinder; among men
• D) hinder; among women; facilitate; among men

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Definitions:

Assimilation Policy

A directive or approach aimed at integrating individuals of different backgrounds into a dominant cultural or societal framework, often at the expense of their native cultures and identities.

Aboriginal Children

Young individuals who are descendants of the original inhabitants of Australia, recognized for their unique cultural and historical significance.

Non-Aboriginal Homes

Refers to living arrangements and households not belonging to Indigenous or native people.

Acculturation Policy

A policy designed to facilitate the adoption of certain cultural attributes of one group by another, often in the context of immigration or colonization.