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-- Question 4 (1 point) Listen UT 6 Which of the following best explains a social action problem? 8 9 A social action problem is a situation where the behaviour of people changes in predictable ways when they are shielded from the full consequences of their actions. 11 12 A social action problem is a situation where each party in an interaction trusts that the other will behave cooperatively so that they can, in turn, act cooperatively with confidence. 14 15 A social action problem is a situation where people mutually agree to forgo what is in their narrow self-interest for the sake of what is in their enlightened self- 17 18 interest. A social action problem is a situation where everyone (individually) does what is in their self-interest, but everyone (collectively) is worse off than they would Information have been had each individual acted otherwise. Question 5 (1 point) Listen What term refers to something valued for its own sake, not just its usefulness? Extrinsic value Instrum app.honorlock.com is sharing your screen. Stop sharing Hide Assessment Details C Webcam pre sc del + 19 F10 $12 10 17 144 6 1/4 1/2 Y U O P S H K L