The Tendency for Groups to Take Larger Risks in Decision

question 69

Multiple Choice

The tendency for groups to take larger risks in decision making than the same individuals would take when acting alone is known as:

• A) the daredevil theory
• B) socialization
• C) an intuitive leap
• D) Jekyll- Hyde decision making
• E) the risky shift

Understand the purpose and goals of scientific education in psychology.

Recognize the challenges and methodologies involved in measuring and assessing personality.

Identify different data types (e.g., S, I, L, B data) used in personality assessment and their respective advantages and limitations.

Develop an awareness of the subjective and objective components in the study of personality.

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Definitions:

SYMLOG Subscale

Stands for Systematic Multiple Level Observation of Groups subscale, a methodological tool used to assess and categorize behaviors within group interactions.

Domineering

Exhibiting assertive, controlling, or dominant behavior, often at the expense of others.

Tough-Minded

Describing someone who is practically oriented and resolute, often showing a firmness or determination in dealing with difficult situations.

Egocentric

Egocentric describes a perspective where an individual is overly focused on their own viewpoints and experiences, disregarding others'.