Question

question 10 (1 point)
sosik and jung (2002) found that u.s. (individualistic) groups:
reported higher group potency and performance than collectivist groups
avoided teamwork and performed poorly
preferred independent projects only
showed no measurable differences from korean teams
question 11 (1 point)
racial dialogue succeeds when:
white participants express guilt
people of color educate others without reciprocity
conversations lead to trust, respect, and collaborative social action
disagreement is avoided entirely
question 12 (1 point)
allport (1954) identified prejudice as arising primarily from:
biological difference
unequal status and lack of knowledge between groups
economic competition only
natural group boundaries

Explanation:

• Question 10: Sosik and Jung's study compared individualistic (U.S.) and collectivist groups. Research in social - psychological group dynamics (a sub - field of Social Science, specifically Psychology and Sociology intersection) shows that individualistic groups often report higher group potency (belief in group's ability) and performance as they focus on individual contributions which can enhance overall group efficacy in certain task - oriented setups.
• Question 11: For racial dialogue (a topic in Social Science, particularly in areas of Sociology, Psychology, and Media and Communication related to inter - group communication), success is when it leads to trust, respect, and collaborative action. Guilt expression (can be counter - productive), one - way education (no reciprocity is bad for dialogue), and avoiding disagreement (suppresses real issues) are not conducive to successful dialogue.
• Question 12: Allport's work on prejudice (a key concept in Social Science, mainly in Psychology and Sociology) identified that prejudice arises from unequal status (e.g., power imbalances) and lack of knowledge (stereotypes due to ignorance) between groups. Biological difference (disproven in modern views), economic competition only (too narrow), and natural group boundaries (not a main cause) are incorrect.

Answer:

• Question 10: Reported higher group potency and performance than collectivist groups
• Question 11: Conversations lead to trust, respect, and collaborative social action
• Question 12: Unequal status and lack of knowledge between groups