In Contrast to Realists and Radicals, Liberals and Constructivists Share

question 3

Multiple Choice

In contrast to realists and radicals, liberals and constructivists share a belief that individuals are ________ in international relations.

• A) important and can make a difference
• B) less important than the international system
• C) of little analytical value
• D) almost as important as the state
• E) only important in a crisis situation

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Definitions:

Desirable Behavior

Behavior that is seen as positive or beneficial within a given context, often encouraged by society or organizations.

Secondary Reinforcer

A stimulus that has become reinforcing by being associated with a primary reinforcer; it indirectly satisfies biological needs.

Neutral Value

A concept or object regarded as being without inherent positive or negative connotations or effects, often seen in a neutral context.

Past Experience

The knowledge and skills acquired through previous events or activities in one's life or career.