How Does the Traditional Monolithic Collapse Theory of the Formation

question 14

Multiple Choice

How does the traditional monolithic collapse theory of the formation of the galaxy explain the origin of globular clusters?

• A) They formed in the disk and later were ejected to the halo.
• B) They formed in other galaxies and were captured by close interactions.
• C) They build over time from the collision of stars in the halo.
• D) They formed early on during the free-fall collapse of the proto-galactic material.

Understand the concept of externalities and how they impact social welfare.

Identify positive externalities and examples of activities that generate them.

Discuss the role of government intervention in addressing externalities and achieving social optimum.

Explain the difference between marginal social benefit (MSB) and marginal social cost (MSC).

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Definitions:

Normative Social Influence

Involves the impact of social norms and the desire to be accepted by others on an individual's behavior.

Group Polarization

The phenomenon where the attitude of a group becomes more extreme than the initial inclination of its members after discussing a topic.

Obedience

The act of following orders or directives from authority figures, sometimes regardless of personal conscience.

Shock Levels

The varying intensities of electrical shock used in experiments or medical therapy, often to study pain response or to treat certain conditions.