Multiple Choice
In social psychology, a disability is considered an example of which type of social identity that can influence a person's experiences and interactions?
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Social Psychology
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As a member of a team, you need to show unselfishness by:
A
Taking credit for the team's achievements
B
Putting the team's needs above your own personal interests
C
Focusing only on your individual tasks
D
Competing with teammates for recognition
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Understand the concept of unselfishness in a team context, which involves prioritizing the collective goals and well-being of the team over individual desires or recognition.
Evaluate each option by considering whether it reflects putting the team's needs above personal interests or if it emphasizes individual gain or competition.
Recognize that 'Taking credit for the team's achievements' focuses on individual recognition rather than shared success, which is not unselfish.
See that 'Focusing only on your individual tasks' ignores the collaborative nature of teamwork and does not demonstrate unselfishness.
Identify that 'Putting the team's needs above your own personal interests' directly aligns with the definition of unselfishness in a team setting, making it the correct choice.
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