When Did the First Social Revolution Occur

question 18

Multiple Choice

When did the first social revolution occur?

• A) when man learned how to make fire
• B) with the domestication of plants and animals
• C) when the plow was invented
• D) when cities developed

Understand the importance of similarity in interpersonal attraction and its impact on relationships.

Acknowledge the influence of the source of communication on message effectiveness.

Comprehend the strategies used in persuasion and commitment, including the foot-in-the-door technique.

Understand the role of hormones in regulating eating behaviors.

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Definitions:

Need For Affiliation

A psychological drive that motivates individuals to seek social connections, acceptance, and relationships with others.

Adams' Theory

Refers to Equity Theory, proposed by J. Stacy Adams, which suggests that individuals are motivated by fairness in their work relationships and will adjust their input to maintain equity.

Restoring Equity

The process of attempting to balance perceived disparities in fairness or distribution of resources within social or organizational contexts.

Eustress

Positive stress that can motivate individuals, leading to improved performance and well-being.