A policy issue differs from a problem in that it is
a. important.
b. controversial.
c. supported by politicians.
d. current.
B
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meta-analysis examined the degree to which positive leader-member exchanges encouraged subordinates to perform more organi¬zational citizenship behaviors. This found that
a. paradoxically, positive leader-member exchanges were negatively related to organi-zational citizenship behaviors b. positive leader-member exchanges were unrelated to organi¬zational citizenship behaviors (i.e., the correlation was basically zero) c. positive leader-member exchanges were positively related to organi¬zational citizenship behaviors d. positive leader-member exchanges were curvilenearly related to organi¬zational citizenship behaviors
Jason, who had to repeat both fourth and seventh grades, comes to your ninth-grade class with a poor work ethic and an unwillingness to try new tasks. He is not disruptive; in fact, he is unfailingly polite and quiet; he engages appropriately with his peers. He doesn’t, however, produce any work. Which unmet need is most likely to explain Jason’s behavior?
a) security. b) hope. c) belonging. d) enjoyment.
The legislation that protects the educational rights of homeless students is called
A) the McKinley-Vento Homeless Assistance Act.
B) the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act.
C) the free Appropriate Education Act.
D) the Family Rights and Privacy Act.
Melanie was born with cerebral palsy. This is an example of a/an:
A. Episodic disability. B. Acquired disability. C. Degenerative disability. D. Congenital disability.