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MYP Individuals & Societies Ideological Drivers Questionbank

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The ideology of 'Market Thinking' suggests that price signals are useful because they perform which function?

They mandate that the state controls all production

They ensure that all goods are distributed equally

They coordinate production and consumption

They prevent cultural diffusion from occurring

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How does the text define 'ideology' as distinct from an 'ideological driver'?

What is the primary function of an ideological driver in a society?

Within a social group, what is the primary benefit of members sharing common values and beliefs?

According to the text, from which multiple sources do the values that influence our everyday reactions and decisions originate?

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Ideology is only personal, while a driver is only institutional

Ideology is a single law, while a driver is a collection of norms

There is no distinction; the text uses them interchangeably

Ideology is a structured set of ideas explaining how society should work, while a driver is the framework that influences behavior

To provide a framework of beliefs that influences group behavior and institutions

To eliminate the need for laws and formal regulations

To replace economic markets with purely religious systems

To ensure that all individuals have identical personal opinions

It prevents cultural diffusion from occurring

It eliminates the need for any formal laws

It ensures that all economic models are identical

It reduces conflict and makes cooperation between members easier

Exclusively from inherited biological traits

Family, religion, media, and peer groups

Purely from economic profit models

Only from government legislation

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