Why are collectivist cultures found in places where there tend to be many pathogens?
a. Cultures that are collectivist carry more disease.
b. Cultures that are collectivist tolerate nonconformity more, thereby creating more pathogens in the environment.
c. Cultures that develop in places with more pathogens put more pressure on people to conform in order to reduce the risk for disease.
d. Cultures that develop in places with more pathogens do not have the proper social structures to combat pathogens.
Question 2
In 1959, Festinger and Carlsmith conducted a classic experiment in which they asked participants to tell a lie (about how interesting a very boring study was). The researchers paid participants either 1 or 20 to tell this lie. The same participants were then asked how interesting they really thought the study was. What did the researchers find?
a. There was no difference between those paid 1 and those paid 20; both said that the (very boring) study was indeed boring.
b. There was no difference between those paid 1 and those paid 20; both said that the (very boring) study was in fact very interesting.
c. Compared to those paid 1, those paid 20 rated the study as much more interesting.
d. Compared to those paid 20, those paid 1 rated the study as much more interesting.
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