Placing People into Groups Based on the Arbitrary Outcome of a Coin

question 199

Multiple Choice

Placing people into groups based on the arbitrary outcome of a coin toss leads people to show favoritism to their own group when dividing any rewards. This best illustrates

• A)the mere exposure effect.
• B)the just-world phenomenon.
• C)deindividuation.
• D)ingroup bias.

Understand the significance of cash flow and intellectual capital in new and small businesses.

Assess strategies for competing effectively as a small business.

Identify and understand management and financial challenges leading to business failure.

Recognize the role and impact of small businesses in the economy.

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