Conflict and Peace-Making

Question 1

conflict

Answer 1

when people seem to have incompatible actions or goals - among individuals, groups, nations

Question 2

naive realism

Answer 2

when people believe they see the objective truth, and others are wrong because they don’t know what you know, are lazy/irrational, or bias

Question 3

social trap

Answer 3

when acting in favor of yourself hurts the group outcome

Question 4

zero-sum thinking

Answer 4

belief that any gains for one side means an equal amount of losses on the other side

Question 5

non-zero-sum thinking

Answer 5

belief that gains for one group don’t necessarily mean losses for the other

Question 6

tragedy of the commons

Answer 6

deplete common resource by acting on own self-interest vs group interest

Question 7

increase in power leads to decreases in

Answer 7

perspective taking

Question 8

feeling power increases our tendency to

Answer 8

act

Question 9

better decisions arise when you combine

Answer 9

high power with perspective taking

Question 10

consistent contributors

Answer 10

people who almost always contribute to the common good - buffer to social traps and trafedy of the commons