#1
Which theory suggests that humans cooperate and exhibit altruistic behavior because it enhances the survival of their genes?
#2
What term refers to a behavior that benefits others at a cost to oneself?
#3
Which experiment conducted by Stanley Milgram demonstrated the willingness of participants to obey authority, even if it meant harming others?
#4
According to the reciprocal altruism theory proposed by Robert Trivers, what conditions are necessary for altruistic behavior to evolve?
#5
What term describes the tendency for individuals to cooperate more readily with those who are similar to them?
#6
Which psychological concept refers to the phenomenon where individuals tend to slack off when working in a group compared to when working alone?
#7
Which experiment conducted by Solomon Asch demonstrated the influence of group pressure on conformity?
#8
Which concept in game theory explains why individuals might cooperate even when it seems irrational to do so?
#9
Which hormone is often associated with prosocial behavior, empathy, and bonding?
#10
Who proposed the 'tragedy of the commons' concept, which suggests that individuals acting in their self-interest can ultimately deplete a shared resource?
#11
According to the social exchange theory, individuals engage in altruistic behavior when they believe that the benefits outweigh the costs. What term is used to describe this evaluation?
#12
Who developed the concept of inclusive fitness to explain the evolution of altruistic behavior?
#13
Which factor, proposed by Robert Axelrod, suggests that cooperation can evolve when individuals interact repeatedly and have the opportunity to punish defectors?
#14