The Theory That Explains Group Polarisation as the Outcome of Members

question 54

Multiple Choice

The theory that explains group polarisation as the outcome of members constructing a norm that is believed to diverge from the outgroup norm is:

• A) self-categorisation theory.
• B) persuasive norm theory.
• C) pluralistic norm theory.
• D) cultural values theory.

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Definitions:

Income Distribution

The way in which total income is shared among individuals or groups within an economy.

Utilitarians

A group of philosophers who believe that the best action is the one that maximizes utility, often defined as the well-being of the greatest number of people.

Liberals

A political ideology emphasizing the importance of individual liberties, democracy, and supporting social and economic interventions to promote social justice.

Libertarians

Individuals who advocate for minimal government intervention in the personal and economic lives of citizens.