Buddhist Religious Values Were Thought to Be More Conducive to Democracy

question 2

True/False

Buddhist religious values were thought to be more conducive to democracy than Christian values.

Understand the implications of social dilemmas and their impact on the commons.

Understand the concept and implications of the minimal group paradigm in intergroup behavior.

Recognize social identity as an essential aspect of self derived from group memberships.

Identify ethnocentrism and its causes according to Sherif.

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Definitions:

Right-To-Work Laws

Legislation that prohibits compulsory membership in labor unions as a condition of employment.

Exit Mechanism

The method of resolving workplace dissatisfaction by quitting one’s job and searching for another.

Voice Mechanism

Communication by workers through their union to resolve grievances with an employer.

Worker Turnover

The rate at which employees leave a workforce and are replaced by new personnel.