Recall Muzafer Sherif's Research with Two Groups of 11-Year-Old Boys

question 1

Multiple Choice

Recall Muzafer Sherif's research with two groups of 11-year-old boys camping at Robber's Cave (the "Eagles" and the "Rattlers") . The groups were fiercely competitive for several weeks. What triggered a peaceful reconciliation? That is, how was their animosity finally brought to an end?

• A) They were brought into more and more frequent contact with one another.
• B) They engaged in a number of tasks that built perspective-taking abilities.
• C) They were put in a situation that established a clear winner and a clear loser.
• D) They were put in a situation where they needed to cooperate in order to achieve a superordinate goal.

Recognize the significance of social relationships and personal expressiveness on life satisfaction and well-being.

Identify effective strategies for coping with stress and enhancing psychological resilience.

Explore the relationship between subjective well-being (SWB), personality traits, and psychological needs.

Uncover the dynamics of post-traumatic growth and its contribution to psychological improvement.

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