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MYP
Social Groups and Human Interaction

MYP Individuals & Societies Social Groups and Human Interaction Questionbank

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Social group types

Identity formation

Social norms

Group conflict

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Difficulty

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Which of the following is identified in the text as a potential negative impact of digital technology on identity?

A decrease in moral density

The elimination of cultural diffusion

A reduction in the number of possible identities

Increased pressure to perform or conform to stereotypes

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In the context of resource competition, why is 'political influence' considered a scarce resource?

In the context of conflict management, how can 'shared identity' be built without erasing group differences?

The systematic study of values and the determination of what people 'ought' to do is known as:

According to Émile Durkheim, what does the term 'moral density' describe?

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Because it controls the systems that distribute other resources

Because it cannot be shared between different groups

Because only one person in a country can possess it

Because it is a physical substance like water

By promoting civic values while respecting cultural diversity

By enforcing a single official language and religion for all

By ensuring only the majority group's identity is represented in institutions

By banning the use of all in-group symbols and traditions

Normative ethics

Cultural anthropology

Economic theory

Behavioral psychology

The ethical standards a society sets for its members

The physical weight of legal documents in a society

The total number of people living in a specific geographical area

The frequency and intensity of social interaction within a population

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