Pluralistic Ignorance Is Most Likely to Discourage Intervention in an Emergency

question 166

Multiple Choice

Pluralistic ignorance is most likely to discourage intervention in an emergency when __________.

• A) the situation is ambiguous
• B) victims are dissimilar to the witnesses
• C) experts show the appropriate form of assistance
• D) an emergency occurs in an urban setting

Understand the concept and definition of motivation including its biological, emotional, cognitive, or social aspects.

Identify and describe various theories of motivation (instinct, drive, incentive, humanistic, arousal).

Distinguish between innate and learned aspects of motivation.

Critique instinct theories and understand their limitations in explaining human behavior.

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Definitions:

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Varicella

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Contact

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