Studies Suggest That the Passage of Time Makes No Difference

question 49

True/False

Studies suggest that the passage of time makes no difference to individuals' choices between two options.

Understand the dynamics of intergroup relations and conflict, including the effects of competition for resources.

Appreciate the significance of social identity in group behaviour and attitudes.

Explain the mechanisms of collective behaviour and how social protests happen.

Evaluate the evidence supporting realistic conflict theory and its limitations.

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Definitions:

Pleasure Principle

A psychoanalytic concept that suggests individuals seek pleasure and avoid pain in order to satisfy biological and psychological needs.

Reality Principle

A psychoanalytic concept describing the process through which ego seeks to satisfy desire in realistic and socially appropriate ways, balancing the demands of the id and the super-ego.

Unconditional Positive Regard

A concept in humanistic psychology where an individual is accepted and loved as they are without conditions or judgment.

Conditions of Worth

Concepts in humanistic psychology referring to the stipulations set by individuals or society that dictate when people are worthy of respect or approval.