The prisoner's dilemma is a classic model of
A. the factors that underlie decisions to compete or cooperate within groups.
B. the propagation of genes that code altruism across a population.
C. the formation of a dominance hierarchy in a high-pressure situation.
D. the power of expectations in determining prosocial or antisocial behavior.
Answer: A
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Ethical standards in human research allow researchers to balance interests in acquiring new information with concern about
a. applied science. c. public approval. b. unimpeded progress. d. dignity and human welfare.
Correlational research designs are NOT appropriate for purposes of
A) causation. B) description. C) prediction. D) describing relationships.
Scientific management, which uses task analysis and job specialization, is also called
a. management by objectives. b. Theory X leadership. c. Theory Y leadership. d. participative management.
Which of the following refers to the cognitive process that revises existing schemas to incorporate new information?
A. accommodation B. assimilation C. object permanence D. egocentrism