A 'Rebuttable' Presumption Is

question 24

Multiple Choice

A 'rebuttable' presumption is:

• A) One which can be disputed with factual evidence.
• B) One which cannot be disputed by either party.
• C) A presumption based upon the evidence.
• D) A reasonable presumption.

Comprehend the methodology and findings of seminal conformity studies including Asch's line study and Sherif's autokinetic effect study.

Identify the types of social influence demonstrated in classic conformity studies.

Recognize personal and situational factors that influence an individual's likelihood to conform in group settings.

Understand the concept of social dominance theory and its implications for intergroup relations.

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Definitions:

Stimulant

A substance that raises levels of physiological or nervous activity in the body.

Depressant

A class of drugs that reduce the functionality of the nervous system, leading to decreased arousal or stimulation in areas of the brain.

Narcotic

A class of drugs that reduce pain, induce sleep, and may alter mood or behavior; often used medicinally but can lead to dependency.

Narcotic

traditionally refers to substances that induce sleep or stupor, particularly opioids, which are also used for pain relief.