Studies on Conformity and Jaywalking Indicate That

question 26

Multiple Choice

Studies on conformity and jaywalking indicate that:

• A) pedestrians are less likely to jaywalk when they observe a high-status, well-dressed person who refrains from jaywalking.
• B) pedestrians are less likely to jaywalk when they observe a low-status, shabbily dressed person jaywalking.
• C) pedestrians are more likely to jaywalk in large cities than in small towns.
• D) pedestrians are more likely to jaywalk in small towns than in large cities.

Comprehend the role of both workers and members in data collection and monitoring.

Awareness of the potential disadvantages and ethical considerations in group recordings and evaluations.

Understand the benefits and objectives of evaluating specific groups.

Grasp the methods and importance of needs assessment in group work planning and development.

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Definitions:

Cultural Relativism

The principle that an individual's beliefs and activities should be understood by others in terms of that individual's own culture, emphasizing the idea that there is no absolute standard of right or wrong across cultures.

Results-Oriented

A focus on achieving specific goals and outcomes, emphasizing performance and accomplishment of targets.

Utilitarian View

An ethical perspective that evaluates actions based on the greatest good for the greatest number of people, emphasizing outcomes and consequences.