Answer: The correct answers are 1-increase pluralistic ignorance 2- less likely to assume it's an emergency situation
Explanation:
Pluralistic ignorance is a concept in social psychology that refers to a situation in which a group of people reject certain norms or behavior but go along with it because they feel and assume (Sometimes incorrectly) that other people accept it.
Pluralistic ignorance can explain the By-stander effect that leads people to think "if no one is saying anything or doing anything then I'm not going to say or do anything".
In this particular case, Gillian heard a squeal of brakes and a crash. She looks around and notices that no one was affected by that noise and subsequently she stays calm.
Answer:
creating and comparing abstractions about the self;
Explanation:
In early adolescence period, most people will develop an abstract thought that we personally used to understand our identity relative to other people in our social group.
We use our cognitive thinking to observe things that we like, the type of persons that we enjoy being around with, and the things that society see in positive regards in order to form our own identity.
Performance-in-public syndrome is the right answer because John is having issues playing when he is in pubic but not when he is alone, therefore playing in front of other people is causing John the anxiety.
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In a group of city-states, each city-state is independent and rules by its own king. No central power controlled all of the city-states. In an empire, consisting of a nation and the city-states and nations it has conquered, one ruler is in control.
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer will be- No.
Explanation:
The research is called scientific research if it follows the scientific method that is making observations, asking questions, proposing hypothesis which could be tested through the expedients.
In the given questions, since the scientist tried to study the effect of the stars in the personalty for which he continuously recorded the results for four years. The co-relation of the stars to the type of personality depends on the belief system but it lacks any evidence to support the case. So, this will be the case of the pseudo-science.
Thus, No will be the correct answer.
