Which of the following is an example of groupthink that might occur in a university setting?
a. The leaders of the student government trying to do what they think is most popular.
b. The members of a fraternity all accepting that athletics are more important than academics.
c. A group of students protesting against an increase in tuition and fees done without student input.
d. The professors largely accepting the idea that their main purpose is to prepare students to think for themselves.
Question 2
Which statement describes a similarity between the works of Weber and Durkeim?
a. Both applied the principles of institutional analysis to the rise of both capitalism and democracy.
b. Both expressed concerns that Protestants are more likely than Catholics to favor a socialist revolution.
c. Both assumed that cultural norms are more important than the material landscape in shaping human behavior.
d. Both claimed that Protestants' focus on hard work as a path to eternal salvation led to dangerously unregulated capitalism.
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Sports, fitness, and recreation setting.
Private practice setting.
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