Karma Refers to

question 80

Multiple Choice

Karma refers to

• A) intentional, willful activity.
• B) good or bad consequences for our actions.
• C) detachment.
• D) the selfless ideal of Buddhism.

Explain the significance of emergent norms in governing crowd behavior.

Understand the role of physical and virtual spaces in shaping collective and group behaviors.

Assess the impact of individual actions and group membership on the collective behavior of mobs, crowds, and other assemblies.

Understand the concept and factors leading to deindividuation.

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Definitions:

Entrepreneur

A person who creates, organizes, and manages a business venture, taking on financial risks in hopes of profit.

Early Majority

A term used in the diffusion of innovations theory to describe the first significant segment of the population to adopt a new product or innovation after the early adopters.

Crossed The Chasm

A concept describing the transition of a technology product from early adoption to widespread acceptance and use in the mainstream market.

Bottom-up Analysis

An approach that starts with specific details and flows upwards to identify broader trends and patterns.