Feeling Responsible for Behavior That Violates Our Conscience Is Most

question 28

Multiple Choice

Feeling responsible for behavior that violates our conscience is most likely to contribute to

• A) the bystander effect.
• B) cognitive dissonance.
• C) the fundamental attribution error.
• D) group polarization.

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Definitions:

Direct Payments

Cash subsidies paid to farmers based on past production levels; a permanent transfer payment unaffected by current crop prices and current production.

Food For Peace Program

A United States government initiative aimed at providing food aid to foreign countries to assist in hunger relief and to enhance food security.

Surplus U.S. Farm Products

Excess agricultural products in the United States that exceed domestic demand, often leading to exports or storage.

Developing Countries

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