Rose has been working as a receptionist for 20 years. One day, she receives a check in the mail for $750,000—an inheritance from
a distant relative. Considering the just-world phenomenon, when people interact with Rose, what is the most likely response they will have to her situation? Read the scenario below and answer the question that follows.Rose has been working as a receptionist for 20 years. One day, she receives a check in the mail for $750,000—an inheritance from a distant relative. Considering the just-world phenomenon, when people interact with Rose, what is the most likely response they will have to her situation? People will assume that Rose’s inheritance is well deserved. People will assume that Rose’s inheritance is undeserved. People will assume that Rose’s inheritance will be wasted. People will assume that Rose’s inheritance is just good luck.
The just-world phenomenon is the belief that everything that happens to an individual is due to the individual's actions; in other words, all good and all bad that an individual encounters in the world is deserved by that person. This leads to a victim being blamed with the logic that "they had it coming" and someone who encounters good fortune being praised with "they earned it". Therefore, in this scenario, people will assume that Rose's inheritance is well deserved.<span />
The free electrons in metals can move through the metal, all while receiving and losing electrons, allowing metals to conduct electricity. Example: copper is a great conductor of electric current.
