Name the British Comedian Whose "Tramp" Character Was Frequently Utilized

question 31

Multiple Choice

Name the British comedian whose "Tramp" character was frequently utilized to critique Victorian values and the upper class, and who was not often what he seemed.

• A) Buster Keaton
• B) Charlie Chaplin
• C) Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
• D) Harold Lloyd

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Definitions:

Socially Expected

Behaviors or norms that are anticipated and considered appropriate within a given society or cultural context.

Normative Social Influence

The force exerted by others that prompts us to align our actions to be cherished and welcomed by them.

Asch's Line-Judgment Experiment

A study on conformity that demonstrated the power of social pressure on individuals to conform to an incorrect majority view.

Deindividuation

A psychological state where an individual loses self-awareness and self-restraint, often occurring within group settings.