Cadet Competition Written Practice Exam

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How are attitudes generally perceived in a group setting?

Stable
Contagious
Individualistic
Inconsistent

The correct answer is: Contagious

Attitudes in a group setting are often perceived as contagious because individuals within the group can influence each other's feelings, beliefs, and behaviors. When people are in close proximity, they are likely to share opinions, engage in discussions, and be affected by the prevailing mood or atmosphere. This can lead to a domino effect where one person’s positive or negative attitude can spread to others, shaping the overall sentiment of the group. In contrast, stability might imply that attitudes remain unchanged despite the group dynamics, which overlooks the significant impact that social interactions have. Individualistic perspectives suggest that each person's attitude is separate and isolated from others, which does not account for the shared influences present in a group. Lastly, inconsistency denotes that attitudes might vary frequently or lack coherence, which doesn't reflect the tendency of individuals to conform to group norms and harmonize their views.