The Basic Concepts of Social Exchange Theory Address

question 28

Multiple Choice

The basic concepts of social exchange theory address

• A) rewards, equity, and equality.
• B) rewards, costs, and equity.
• C) comparison level, equity, and outcomes.
• D) equality, equity, and outcomes.
• E) rewards and costs, outcome, and comparison level.

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Definitions:

Transfer Knowledge

The process of applying skills, knowledge, or understanding gained in one context to a different, often new, context.

Negativism

A personality trait or behavior characterized by stubbornness, resistance to suggestions, and a pessimistic outlook, often seen in various psychiatric conditions.

Imitate Behavior

The act of copying or mimicking the actions, mannerisms, or speech of another.

Rapid Mood Swings

Sudden and often unpredictable changes in mood, which can be attributed to various psychological or physiological conditions.