The Principle of Diminishing Sensitivity Holds That

question 25

Multiple Choice

The principle of diminishing sensitivity holds that

• A) The marginal impact of enlarging a change from the status quo declines with the size of the change
• B) The marginal impact of enlarging a change from the status quo increases with the size of the change
• C) The total impact of enlarging a change from the status quo declines with the size of the change
• D) The total impact of enlarging a change from the status quo increases with the size of the change

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Definitions:

Contradictory Attitudes

Holding conflicting beliefs or feelings towards an object, person, or situation, which can lead to discomfort and indecision.

Attitude Questionnaires

Surveys or questionnaires designed to measure and assess an individual's attitudes, beliefs, and opinions on various topics.

Momentary Influences

Short-term factors or situations that can temporarily affect individuals' thoughts, feelings, or behaviors.

Cognitive Dissonance

A psychological phenomenon where an individual experiences discomfort due to holding contradictory beliefs or ideas simultaneously.