Prosocial Television Programming Such as Sesame Street and Mister Roger's

question 8

Multiple Choice

Prosocial television programming such as Sesame Street and Mister Roger's Neighborhood

• A) invariably promote the prosocial behavior of children who watch it
• B) have few if any lasting effects on children's prosocial conduct unless adults encourage children to enact the prosocial lesions they have seen
• C) must be observed at school rather than at home to promote children's prosocial conduct
• D) promote compassion and comfort-giving but not sharing

Identify the factors that predict involvement in group activities.

Analyze the effects of relative deprivation on social unrest.

Understand the dynamics of intergroup relations and conflict, including the effects of competition for resources.

Appreciate the significance of social identity in group behaviour and attitudes.

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Definitions:

Modern Society

Refers to the contemporary society characterized by advanced technology, urbanization, and complex social and political structures.

Interpersonal Interaction

Direct, face-to-face communication or activity between two or more people.

Alienation

A feeling of being isolated and disconnected from one’s work, society, or sense of self, often discussed in the context of labor and production.

Urban Dwellers

Individuals who live in a city or urban area, often characterized by higher population density and vast infrastructural development compared to rural areas.