The So-Called "Status Quo Bias" in Decision-Making Refers to the Tendency

question 174

Multiple Choice

The so-called "status quo bias" in decision-making refers to the tendency for people to ____.

• A) want to keep things the way they are instead of changing
• B) want to do whatever it is that other people are doing
• C) place more emphasis on present (immediate) outcomes than on future outcomes
• D) place more emphasis on definite outcomes than on probable outcomes

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Definitions:

Cultural Competence

The ability of individuals and organizations to effectively interact, work, and serve people with diverse cultural, ethnic, and linguistic backgrounds.

NASW Code

The National Association of Social Workers Code of Ethics is a set of guidelines for professional conduct and decision-making in the field of social work.

Oppression

The exercise of authority or power in a burdensome, cruel, or unjust manner over others.

Impairment

A reduction in function or ability, which can be physical, cognitive, or emotional, potentially impacting an individual’s daily activities.