#1
What is the term used to describe the phenomenon where individuals tend to put forth less effort in a group setting than when working individually?
#2
According to the 'collective action frame' theory, what role do activists play in shaping perceptions and mobilizing support for a cause?
#3
What term describes the phenomenon where the presence of others enhances an individual's performance on simple or well-learned tasks but hinders performance on complex or unfamiliar tasks?
#4
What term describes the process by which individuals modify their behavior to match that of others in a group?
#5
What term describes the phenomenon where individuals in a group tend to make riskier decisions than when they are alone?
#6
Which theoretical perspective suggests that individuals join social movements when they believe the potential benefits outweigh the costs of participation?
#7
In the context of collective action, what does the term 'free rider problem' refer to?
#8
According to the 'pluralistic ignorance' phenomenon, what occurs when individuals privately reject a norm but publicly accept it because they believe others accept it?
#9
Which factor, according to the social identity theory, is crucial for the formation of in-group favoritism and out-group discrimination?
#10
Which psychological concept suggests that individuals tend to attribute their successes to internal factors and their failures to external factors?
#11
Which social psychologist proposed the social identity theory, emphasizing the role of social categorization and identification in collective behavior?
#12
What is the concept that refers to the spread of an idea, behavior, or trend among individuals within a society, often through imitation or conformity?
#13
In the context of collective action, what does the term 'mobilization' refer to?
#14
Which type of social influence involves changing one's behavior or beliefs due to direct requests or commands from an authority figure?
#15