Understanding Social Dilemmas
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What are public goods?

  • Benefits that are shared by a community at large and that everyone in the group has access to (correct)
  • Goods that are privately owned and not accessible to the general public
  • Goods that are only available to the wealthy individuals in a society
  • Goods that are restricted to specific cultural groups
  • What is the main conflict in social dilemmas?

  • Conflict between immediate self-interest and longer-term collective interests (correct)
  • Conflict between individual freedom and societal rules
  • Conflict between individual desires and group expectations
  • Conflict between personal beliefs and societal norms
  • Why is it difficult to see the true costs in social dilemmas?

  • Because individuals are not aware of the concept of public goods
  • Because individuals prioritize group benefits over personal gains
  • Because the long-term negative outcome is far away in the future, while individual benefits are occurring right now (correct)
  • Because the benefits of public goods are immediately visible to everyone in the group
  • What is the paradox in social dilemmas?

    <p>If everyone takes the personally selfish choice, it leads to poorer outcomes for every individual in the group</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is an example of a social dilemma?

    <p>Determining whether or not to donate to the local public radio or television station</p> Signup and view all the answers

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