People Who Take Advantage of a Public Good Without Contributing

question 33

Multiple Choice

People who take advantage of a public good without contributing to it are called:

• A) social dilemmas.
• B) members of a virtual community.
• C) free riders.
• D) interest groups.
• E) social parasites.

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Definitions:

Childhood Experiences

Formational events and interactions encountered during early years that play a significant role in shaping one's behaviors, beliefs, and overall personality as they grow.

Marital Conflicts

Disputes and disagreements that occur in a marriage, which can stem from various sources such as financial issues, communication problems, or differing expectations.

Personal Loneliness

A subjective feeling of isolation or lack of companionship, which can impact one’s emotional and psychological wellbeing.

Persona

A social role or character played by an individual, or the aspect of someone's character that is presented to or perceived by others.