People Who Perceive Their Effort in a Group as Unimportant

question 75

Multiple Choice

People who perceive their effort in a group as unimportant or not easily seen by others may engage in

• A) Groupthink.
• B) The sucker effect.
• C) Social loafing.
• D) No answers are correct.

Understand the concept of validity and its types (external, internal, construct, and mundane realism).

Learn about the effects of reactance and situations likely to induce such responses.

Recognize research ethics, including the use of deception, informed consent, and the necessity for debriefing.

Differentiate between laboratory and field experiments, correlational studies, and quasi-experiments in terms of validity and application settings.

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Definitions:

Generativity

A stage of psychosocial development where individuals focus on guiding the next generation or contributing to society's welfare.

Care

The provision of what is necessary for the health, welfare, maintenance, and protection of someone or something.

Innate Biological Factors

Natural, genetic, or hereditary influences on an individual's physical and psychological traits.

Stages of Development

Phases of growth throughout an individual's life characterized by unique challenges, achievements, and psychological transitions, impacting overall development.