The Process by Which Members of a Group Individually Conclude

question 75

Multiple Choice

The process by which members of a group individually conclude that nothing is wrong because they observe that no one else seems to be worried is called:

• A) alienation.
• B) community feeling.
• C) pluralistic ignorance.
• D) the bystander effect.
• E) altruism.

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Definitions:

Internalized Conscience

The internalized set of moral values, principles, and norms that guide an individual's ethical behavior and decision-making processes.

Socially Responsive

Exhibiting behaviors that are sensitive, adaptive, and appropriately responsive to social situations or interactions.

Prosocial Behavior

Actions intended to benefit others, including behaviors like helping, sharing, donating, co-operating, and volunteering.

Constructive Actions

Behaviors or actions taken with the intention of creating positive outcomes or contributing to problem-solving.