The Solidary Benefits of Group Membership Are Distinct from Its

question 71

Multiple Choice

The solidary benefits of group membership are distinct from its purposive and material benefits in that they ______.

• A) are tied to ideology
• B) benefit society at large
• C) are more abstract
• D) are more exclusive

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Definitions:

Superego Control

The aspect of the personality in Freudian psychology that represents ethical or moral constraints and strives for perfection, controlling the impulses of the id.

Introversion

A personality trait characterized by a preference for solitary activities and environments, where individuals focus more on internal thoughts and feelings rather than seeking external stimulation.

Extraversion

A personality trait characterized by an individual's preference for social interaction, high levels of enthusiasm, and energy.

Reciprocal Determinism

Reciprocal determinism is a concept in psychology, proposed by Albert Bandura, suggesting that an individual's behavior is both influenced by and influences their personal factors and the environment.