One of the Major Conclusions Reached by Liberals After World

question 17

Multiple Choice

One of the major conclusions reached by liberals after World War I was that

• A) idealism was not a strong basis for maintaining peace.
• B) the League of Nations system was fatally flawed.
• C) the balance-of-power system was fatally flawed.
• D) the nation-state system was fatally flawed.

Recognize techniques to reduce cognitive dissonance.

Differentiate between compliance and obedience.

Comprehend the basis of the realistic conflict theory.

Identify the impact of monetary incentives on task perception.

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Definitions:

Inheritance

The transmission of genetic information from parents to offspring, or the reception of traits, property, or titles by legal succession or will.

Personality

The unique combination of emotional, attitudinal, and behavioral response patterns of an individual.

Cattell

A reference to Raymond Cattell, a psychologist known for his work in personality theory, including the development of the 16 personality factor model.

Personality

The fusion of distinct traits that constitute a person's unique character.