The Broad Set of Knowledge, Beliefs, Laws, Morals, Customs, and Any

question 140

Multiple Choice

The broad set of knowledge, beliefs, laws, morals, customs, and any other capabilities or habits acquired by humans as members of society is referred to as

• A)norms.
• B)culture.
• C)perception.
• D)consumer behavior.

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Definitions:

Ringelmann Effect

The Ringelmann Effect describes the phenomenon where individuals in a group become less productive as the size of the group increases.

Social Loafing

The behavior of individuals demonstrating decreased effort in goal achievement while in a group setting versus when working independently.

Ringelmann Effect

Describes the tendency for individual members of a group to become increasingly less productive as the size of the group increases.

TAT

The thematic apperception test, a projective psychological test used to reveal a person's social drives or needs by their interpretation of a series of pictures of emotionally ambiguous situations.