Why Is the Structure Known as the Lion Gate Referred

question 27

Multiple Choice

Why is the structure known as the Lion Gate referred to as "cyclopean masonry"?

• A) The gate is surrounded by huge, rough-hewn stones that only the giants known as Cyclopes could have carried.
• B) The original form included a dedication to the Odysseus, who outsmarted the legendary Cyclopes.
• C) The single opening at the north entrance mirrored the single eye of the Cyclopes.
• D) The stones were large, round and smooth-cut to mimic Cyclopes' eyes.

Grasp the concepts of descriptive and injunctive norms and their roles in social behavior.

Identify the effects of social influence on individual beliefs and behaviors.

Recognize the role of mimicry and priming in social behavior and attitudes.

Analyze the impact of influential models and reinforcement in social learning theory.

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Definitions:

Entrapment

A relatively common defense under which the defendant claims that he would not have committed the crime or broken the law if he had not been induced or tricked into doing so by law enforcement officials.

Insider Trading

The illegal trading of a public company's stock by someone with access to nonpublic, material information about the company.

Tipping

The practice of giving money, beyond the cost of a service, to certain service workers for a job well done.

Insider Misappropriation

The illegal act of theft or improper use of insider information by a company insider to benefit from stock trades or other financial transactions.