The Minimal Group Paradigm Argues That

question 67

Multiple Choice

The minimal group paradigm argues that:

• A) ethnocentrism hinges on having as few groups as possible.
• B) only two individuals are required to form a group.
• C) being categorised as a group member is necessary to produce intergroup behaviour.
• D) intergroup behaviour should be pigeon-holed in a minimum number of ways.

---

Definitions:

Short Run

A period in which at least one input is fixed and cannot be changed by the firm.

Marginal Product of Labor

The extra output produced by adding one more unit of labor, holding other inputs constant.

Unit of Labor

A measurement used to represent an hour of work or effort by a worker or laborer.