Answer:
C). It causes misallocation of resources.
Explanation:
Corruption is elucidated as the abuse of power by the people in authority/power for personal benefits. They seem to display illegal conduct like bribery, wickedness, impurity, depravity, etc. which impairs the values of morality, virtue, and integrity.
As per the question, option C asserts a true claim about corruption that 'it causes misallocation of resources' <u>because people in power tend to display a fraudulent behavior and thus, exercise control over the resources which leads to exploitation of the resources of the ones who are being ruled or dominated by these.</u> This abusive use of power leads to widening the gap of unequal resource allocation among the people and therefore, the one in power consumes more than required while the others are born and die in poverty. Hence, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
Answer:
I would say your answer is Forecloser.
Identity foreclosure is a stage of self-identity discovery in which an individual has an identity but hasn't explored other options or ideas.
(Just like she is doing because she hasn't thought for herself yet)
<u>Forecloser is when the individual has just adopted the traits and qualities of parents and friends.</u>
Answer:
The correct answer for: Which of the following orientation of the goal orientation theory entails comparisons to others? Is: B)Mastery/performance
Explanation:
To understand this answer we have to analyze each of the elements. First of all, performance is a perfect way to see the level of our capabilities/abilities/competencies. But to learn them we must have to see how they are performed so "mastery" is a must. When we learn we have to copy or follow someone else's patterns to achieve the result we want. Now, when we compare the execution of that certain pattern with the one that our teacher has, we start to see our opportunity areas and strengths. But also we compare our executions with our pairs. Avoidance is when we lose our capabilities and approach when we seek to learn but not perform the learning.
Public choice theory By Buchanan advocates for use of economic methods in decision making . In the theory, one must use a similar amount of time they spend while deciding an economic choice in making political decision.