Nisbett Theorized That Herders Learn to Be Hyperalert to Any

question 51

Multiple Choice

Nisbett theorized that herders learn to be hyperalert to any threatening act (real or perceived) and to respond immediately with force. This emphasis on aggressiveness and vigilance fosters what he termed:

• A) a culture of honor
• B) a culture of cowboys
• C) agricultural backlash
• D) machismo

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Definitions:

Danger of Failure

The risk or possibility that a plan, project, or device will not succeed.

Storming

Part of the Tuckman's Stages of Group Development, representing the phase where conflicts and competition emerge within a team as members assert their opinions.

Performing Stage

A phase in team development during which members are efficient, organized, and well-functioning, leading to peak performance.

Shared Responsibility

The concept that duties and obligations are distributed among multiple parties, requiring collective action to achieve a common goal.