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.

Appreciate the recurrent themes of new public service including citizenship, community, and inclusion.

Recognize the importance of valuing citizenship and public service over entrepreneurship.

Understand the significance of cultural competence in public administration.

Differentiate between the core tenets of new public service and traditional public administration models.

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Definitions:

Positive Externality

A positive outcome experienced by a person who did not intentionally seek out that advantage, frequently tied to public goods or services.

New Technologies

Innovations and advancements in technology that create new products, processes, or methods, often leading to enhanced efficiency or productivity.

Socially-Optimal Quantity

The level of production or consumption of a good that leads to the maximum welfare for society, considering both benefits and costs.

Market-Equilibrium

A state where the quantity of goods supplied equals the quantity of goods demanded, resulting in a stable price.