What Forms the Basis for Much of Human Learning

question 21

Multiple Choice

What forms the basis for much of human learning?

• A) imitation of others
• B) genetic programming
• C) learning by trial and error
• D) self-exploration

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Definitions:

Deindividuation

A psychological state where an individual loses self-awareness and a sense of individuality, often resulting in disinhibited and norm-violating behavior, typically in group contexts.

Social Loafing

A phenomenon in group work where individuals put in less effort because they believe others will pick up the slack.

Competitive Instinct

The natural tendency or inclination to aim at outperforming others or being the best in a given scenario.

Norman Triplett

A psychologist known for his work on the social facilitation effect, showcasing how the presence of others affects performance.