01 DI Question 16 1 pts To which two processes do most social psychologists abut

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01 DI Question 16 1 pts To which two processes do most social psychologists abute the failure of Kitty Genovese's neighbors to help her? and altruim D | Question 17 1 pts The video on our start page called Robbers Cave Experiment, explains how Muzifar and Carolyn Sherlt had succssully demonstrated Realistic Conflict Theory. lin their experiment, normal boys tated their own alues within two separate groups. The conffict for limited resources during this experiment created prejudicial attitudes and discriminatory beaviors towards each other Which factor listed below helped eliminate these prejadices ? The leader of each coming together to The boys ining to now one another D | Question 18 1 pes one were to gener??re from Sherirs study of conflict resolution between two groups of campers, the best way for t and China to improve their relationship would be to the United States conduct aspcgam designed to land minimise their bade and economic exchange D Question 19 1 pts

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Question 16

People are less likely to carry out their responsibilities when there is a large number of people. This phenomena has been attributed by the social psychologists that prevented the people from helping Kitty Genovese.

Answer. Option 2. Bystanders effect and diffusion of responsibility.

Question 17.

Robber's cave experiment of the Realistic conflict theory emphasizes that inorder to reduce the conflicts between groups they should be encouraged for social interaction with each other and work for common goals.

Answer. Option 1. The two groups working together on a common goal.

Question 18.

The Realistic conflict theory states that inorder to reduce the conflict between the groups it is necessary that they work for a common goals. This would promote social interactions between the people of the groups.

Answer. Option 3. Conduct a joint space program designed to land humans on Mars

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