The so-called prisoner's dilemma is a paradigm that is used by social psychologists to study people's tendency to ____.
a. compete with others versus cooperate with others
b. hoard resources versus share resources
c. engage in altruistic behavior, when such behavior comes at a cost to themselves
d. experience empathy versus try to avoid situations that provoke empathy
Question 2
Suppose that Sergej has just asked Georgia whether she would like to study with him for an upcoming English exam. Georgia is struggling in the class, and she knows that Sergej is an excellent English student, so she enthusiastically agrees. Meanwhile, Sergej interprets her enthusiasm as a sign that she might have a crush on him, and he therefore suggests that the two of them grab a bite to eat together before studying; Georgia is very attractive, he thinks to himself, so why not? Georgia, meanwhile, who is completely clueless about what is on Sergej's mind, muses to herself, well, that is so nice of him to think that I might be hungry; what a nice study partner The fact that Sergej and Georgia interpret things so differently here is most consistent with ____.
a. error management theory
b. self-determination theory
c. reactance theory
d. risk aversion theory
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