According to Social Psychologists, When People Encounter a Situation That

question 88

Multiple Choice

According to social psychologists, when people encounter a situation that seems to be unfair and they cannot or will not act to make things right, what do they tend to do?

• A) dedicate themselves to bringing about change
• B) try to find an authority figure who can take over the responsibility
• C) try to use other resources, especially financial, to rectify the problem
• D) accept that the world is not a very fair place and become resigned to injustice
• E) convince themselves nothing bad has happened

Understand the concept of diminishing returns and its effect on costs.

Distinguish between the short run and the long run in the context of production costs.

Understand the social, political, and economic changes during the Gilded Age, including labor movements and responses to inequality.

Analyze the roles and impacts of various labor unions and political parties in advocating for workers' rights and reforms during the Gilded Age.

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