Compared to Individuals Deciding Alone, Members of Groups Tend to Make

question 50

Multiple Choice

Compared to individuals deciding alone, members of groups tend to make decisions that are __________.

• A) riskier
• B) more conservative
• C) more extreme
• D) less stable

Understand the impact of fiscal policy on unemployment rates and job creation.

Understand the pillars of character and their importance in ethical decision-making.

Identify the stages of moral development according to Kohlberg.

Recognize the conflict between core values in ethical decision-making and strategies to resolve them.

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Definitions:

Degree of Control

Refers to the extent to which individuals feel they have power or influence over the outcomes or events in their lives.

Stress

A state of mental or emotional strain or tension resulting from adverse or demanding circumstances.

Cannon-Bard

A theory proposing that emotion-provoking events lead simultaneously to both emotional and physical reactions.

Experiencing Emotion

The process of feeling or undergoing an emotional state, which involves cognitive, physiological, and behavioral responses to stimuli.