Social Comparison Theory Holds That We Most Often Compare Ourselves

question 200

Multiple Choice

Social comparison theory holds that we most often compare ourselves to people

• A) of similar backgrounds, abilities, and circumstances.
• B) slightly higher in status or abilities than ourselves.
• C) lower in status or abilities than ourselves.
• D) higher in status but lower in abilities than ourselves.

Recognize the advantages and disadvantages of simulation in solving complex problems.

Understand the application areas of simulation in business and operations.

Understand the chronological framework and regional differences in the transition from Paleolithic to Mesolithic and Neolithic periods.

Recognize the significance and characteristics of the original "affluent society" and how societies adapted to food scarcities.

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