The Consequences of the Reorientation of People's Thinking from the Nation-State

question 98

Multiple Choice

The consequences of the reorientation of people's thinking from the nation-state to the global stage include the fact that:

• A) social responsibility extends beyond national borders, and people look to sources other than the nation-state to formulate their sense of identity
• B) people have resisted the responsibility to help people who do not reside within their national boundaries
• C) transnational corporations have been supporting branding through national boundaries
• D) modern globalization differs from the past only in the intensity of interaction among nations
• E) individuals are now embracing risker behaviors

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Definitions:

Positive Emotion

Refers to feelings that are typically considered enjoyable and results in a sense of well-being and satisfaction.

Benefited

Received an advantage, improvement, or gain from something.

Reciprocity Norms

Social norms that dictate individuals should return benefits for benefits received, fostering cooperation and social exchange.

Human Cultures

The shared customs, arts, social institutions, achievements, and beliefs of groups of people.