The So-Called "Bad Apple" Effect Refers to the Idea That

question 135

Multiple Choice

The so-called "bad apple" effect refers to the idea that ____.

• A) people who are socially rejected by others tend, as a result, to become increasingly deviant and nonconformist
• B) groups that consist of about twelve or more people tend to include at least one person who is a "rule-breaker"
• C) people who are deviant in one situation or at one time tend to be deviant in other situations and at other times as well
• D) one person who breaks the rules can inspire others to break the rules

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Definitions:

Function Blocks

Predefined program instructions in PLCs and other control systems used to perform specific tasks, like mathematical operations or logic functions.

Output Reference

A term used in computing or digital systems to specify a reference or location from where output data or signals are derived or sent to.

Wire Connectors

Devices designed to join electrical conductors together, ensuring a secure and reliable electrical circuit.