What Distinguishes the Public from a Crowd

question 49

Multiple Choice

What distinguishes the public from a crowd?

• A) A public is more homogeneous.
• B) A crowd is more dispersed.
• C) A public is a dispersed collection of people.
• D) A public is better educated and more diverse.

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Definitions:

Behavior

The actions or reactions of a person or animal in response to external or internal stimuli.

Mental Process

Internal, subjective experiences and operations involved in cognition, such as perception, thought, memory, and reasoning.

Innate Ability

A natural skill or talent that a person is born with, not developed through learning or experience.

Learned Skill

A capability acquired by a person through practice and learning.