We Like People Those Whose Behavior Is Gratifying to Us

question 66

Multiple Choice

We like people those whose behavior is gratifying to us or whom we associate with gratifying events.This fact is consistent with the ________ theory of attraction.

• A)cognitive dissonance
• B)reward
• C)two-factor
• D)James-Lange

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Definitions:

Discrimination

Overt negative and unequal treatment of the members of some social group or stratum solely because of their membership in that group or stratum.

Upper-Class Status

A social group at the top of the social hierarchy, often holding significant wealth, power, and prestige.

Sociological Sense

The perspective or method of understanding human behavior and society based on sociological theories, concepts, and empirical evidence.

Secondary Groups

Groups formed around some common interest or objective, characterized by less personal connections and bonds than in primary groups.