The Basic Concepts of Social Exchange Theory Address

question 28

Multiple Choice

The basic concepts of social exchange theory address

• A) rewards, equity, and equality.
• B) rewards, costs, and equity.
• C) comparison level, equity, and outcomes.
• D) equality, equity, and outcomes.
• E) rewards and costs, outcome, and comparison level.

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Definitions:

Inductive Generalization

A form of reasoning where a conclusion is drawn about all members of a group based on observations of a sample of that group.

Sodium

A chemical element with the symbol Na and atomic number 11, which is a soft, silvery-white, highly reactive metal and is found in many salts, including table salt.

Fallacies

Errors in reasoning that render arguments logically invalid, often due to misleading premises or irrelevant points.

Composition

The way in which something is made up or put together from various parts or elements.