Question

Midge is an inexperienced comedian who recently met Sophie, a very famous comedian. Unfortunately, the two did not get along, and Midge called out Sophie’s rude and phony behavior in her act. This advanced Midge’s self-interest by making her feel better about a negative experience she had and making her audience laugh. However, Sophie retaliated by sabotaging Midge’s career, telling club owners not to let her perform. This advanced Sophie’s self-interest by protecting her reputation. Which of the following best describes the situation in which Midge and Sophie have found themselves?

a.A social trap

b.Tragedy of the Commons

c.Realistic group conflict

d.Fundamental attribution error

e.A very un-marvelous situation

Answer 1

Option B is the correct answer.

Option B

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