Psychology
What is Neuroticism?
This trait measures a person's ability to experience negative emotions such as stress, anxiety, and emotional stability.
September 18, 1931
When did the Manchurian Incident happen?
Global, International, Regional, National, Local, Community
What is quality?
The ability of a good or service to meet/exceed the expectations of customers.
Give 1 example of a potential barrier to conservation.
E.g Potential answers could be:
A lack of awareness/understanding of its prescence
Not a priority on the political agenda
Inaccsessible locations
They are better dead than alive(profits over environmental stability)
Poverty(no other options but to participate in illegal activities)
What is compliance?
Changing your behavior in response to a direct request, even if you do not necessarily agree with the request.
A surprise military strike by the Imperial Japanese Navy against the United States naval base in Hawaii
What is the attack on Pearl Harbour?
What type of power achieves aims through a balance of hard and soft power?
Smart Power
What is the importance of having multiple revenue streams?
The more revenue streams businesses have, the more opportunities long term they will have to make a profit.
The more revenue streams that businesses have, the less risk there is for businesses if one of them fails.
What are the implications of our knowledge of keystone species?
E.g Potenial answer:
The biggest implicatoin of our knowledge regarding keystone species is to prevent ecosystems from collapsing.
What is cognitive dissonance theory?
People have an inner drive to maintain harmony among their attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors, avoiding inconsistency.
Causation, Consequence, Change, Continuity, Perspective, Significance
Identify the six key concepts of history.
Power, Sovereignty, Legitimacy, Interdependence
Identify the four interdependent concepts of Global Politics.
What is the value of market research?
It allows businesses to reduce the risks associated iwth new product launches; Predict future changes to demand; Explain patterns in sales and analyse market trends; Assess what consumers think about the product/service itself.
What are keystone species?
An organism that has a disproportionately large impact on its ecosystem relative to its abundance.
(In a geographical context, this means that its removal would dramatically alter the ecosystem's structure, biodiversity and stability.)
What is Ambiguity?
A specific type of uncertainty that often involves unclear states in a given situation.
What does structural realism think of POWER?
States pursure power because of the nature of the interantional system; States are trapped in an iron cage where they have little option but to compete with each other for power to ensure their own survival; Power is a means to an end. The end is the survival of the state.
What is the difference between a mass and a niche marketing strategy?
A mass marketing strategy is where a business tries to appeal to as many customers as possible; A niche marketing strategy is where a business narrows down its target market to make their strategy specific to a narrow group.
What are the two types of social action? Explain their definitions.
Top-down action and Bottom-up action.
Top down action is usually started by leaders/organisations at a high level. Small group of leaders make decisions and communicate these to the larger community.
Bottom up action is started from grassroots movements and collective decisions made locally, and often focuses on local issues.
This is the tendency to attribute your own actions to situational factors while attributing other's behaviors to personal traits.
What is Actor Observer Bias?
Liberalism does not deny the importance of state to state relation, but it also proposes that states are not the only important actors in global politics.
On the other hand, Realism thinks that states are the only legitamate and impactful actors.
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What is a trophic cascade?
An ecological phenomenon triggered by the addition or removal of top predators and involving reciprocal changes in the relative populations of predator and prey through a food chain.