Component Technologies That Are Necessary for the Performance or Desirability

question 6

Multiple Choice

Component technologies that are necessary for the performance or desirability of a given innovation are referred to as _____.

• A) architectural technologies
• B) diffused technologies
• C) primary technologies
• D) enabling technologies

Comprehend the factors influencing bystander nonintervention and the importance of addressing it through community psychology.

Understand the role of community psychology in enhancing the quality of life at individual, community, and societal levels.

Differentiate between the values, approaches, and characteristics unique to community psychology.

Recognize the role of community psychology in social justice and activism.

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Definitions:

Hierarchy

An ordered system or body in which members or divisions are classified above or below others based on their authority or standing.

Modulation Corollary

The understanding that individuals modify their personal constructs (perceived interpretations of the world) over time based on new experiences.

Range Corollary

A principle in George Kelly's personal construct theory which states that each construct applies to a finite range of events and is limited in its applicability.

Sociality Corollary

A principle suggesting that an individual's understanding of reality is influenced by the perspective and interactions within a social context.