Competition for Resources Is More Destructive When Groups Compete Rather

question 22

Multiple Choice

Competition for resources is more destructive when groups compete rather than individuals. This is because:

• A) of social facilitation.
• B) of the cumulative impact that additional group members have.
• C) the commons dilemma is involved.
• D) ethnocentric actions are more potent than self-interest.

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