Every Allocation of Goods in a One Good World Is

question 16

Multiple Choice

Every allocation of goods in a one good world is efficient because:

• A)MRSs are equalized.
• B)there is enough to go around for everyone.
• C)no one can be made better off without making someone else worse off.
• D)it doesn't matter to whom an extra unit of the good is given.

Define deindividuation and its impacts on group behavior.

Identify factors contributing to social facilitation and its variability.

Understand the dynamics of group discussion and decision-making, especially regarding group polarization.

Grasp the concept of groupthink, its causes, and how it can be avoided.

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