The Form of Attachment Examined by Konrad Lorenz in His

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Multiple Choice

The form of attachment examined by Konrad Lorenz in his observations of ducklings is called

• A) maturation.
• B) imprinting.
• C) infantile amnesia.
• D) critical period.

Understand the dynamics of scapegoat theory and frustration-aggression in prejudice.

Differentiate between ingroups and outgroups, and their roles in social categorization.

Analyze the impact of social beliefs and biases on minority groups.

Recognize the other-race effect and its implications on social perception.

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Definitions:

Consumerism Era

A period marked by an increase in the consumption of goods and services by individuals, often driven by increased advertising and economic growth.

Ludus

A term from ancient Greek, often referring to playful love; in modern contexts, it describes love that is seen as a game or fun, without deep emotional attachment.

Mania

A mental health condition characterized by periods of extremely high energy, euphoria, or irritability, often seen in bipolar disorder.

Storge

A term describing love or affection, often focusing on the type of familial or platonic love that develops gradually from friendship.