Oscar Gets Drunk at a Party and Starts Arguing with One

question 125

Multiple Choice

Oscar gets drunk at a party and starts arguing with one of the other guests that death penalty is better than capital punishment.The other guest holds a contrasting view about the topic.They get into a heated argument.Oscar gets angry and shoves the other person to injure him.In the context of psychology,this scenario illustrates ________.

• A)the third-person effect
• B)hostile aggression
• C)cognitive priming
• D)the insufficient justification effect

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Definitions:

Host Specificity

The degree to which a parasite or pathogen can infect only a limited range of host species.

Intracellular Parasites

Intracellular parasites are organisms that live within the cells of their host, relying on their host's resources for survival, often causing disease.

Acellular

Not consisting of, divided into, or containing cells.

Obligate Parasites

Parasites that cannot complete their life cycle without exploiting a suitable host, causing harm to the host in the process.