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Question 6

Marcus and Julian are brothers who got into a heated argument over a single gaming console they share, as they both want to use it on Saturday evening to play a newly released game. Marcus argued that since he bought the game, he should have priority. Julian claimed that Saturday is his only free night of the week, so he should get to use it.

Using realistic conflict theory, describe why Marcus and Julian argued about the gaming console.

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171 exam-style questions on Edexcel A Level Psychology Content, covering Theories of obedience, Research into obedience (Milgram variations), Factors affecting obedience and dissent, Explanations and research into prejudice, Factors affecting prejudice, Individual differences in obedience/prejudice, and Developmental psychology in obedience/prejudice. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.

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