Why do a person's interpersonal skills depend on him or her having a good attitude toward work?
Employees who have a positive attitude toward work are upbeat and optimistic, and they respect their coworkers and have a friendly attitude toward them. They support the goals of their department and their employer. They work hard and check their work so that others don't have to fix their mistakes. They meet their deadlines so they don't create work (and stress) for others. They do their share of the work on teams, and when they have downtime they offer to help a coworker who has a tight deadline. They don't grumble or complain about their workload, and when things are tough, they try hard to remain upbeat. The list goes on and on.
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Programs for treating emotional disturbance in children first appeared in the US:
A. In the early 1800s B. After the implementation of PL94-142 (IDEA) in 1975 C. Shortly before 1950 D. Around 1900
If parents agree with John B. Watson’s beliefs about parenting and child development, they will likely __________.
A. worry little about the environment in which the child develops B. pay close attention to the role of genetic inheritance C. provide timely and contingent responses to their child’s behavior D. carefully attend to stimuli, but disregard responses
On the advice of famous John Hopkins University sex researcher John Money, a young boy who had suffered a medical injury to his penis was castrated, surgically reconstructed to appear female, and then raised as a girl. The outcome for the boy showed that gender identity is __________.
A. completely determined by socialization processes performed by parents B. strongly influenced by genetics and immune to socialization processes C. dependent on genetics, but can be shifted dramatically by psychotherapy D. strongly influenced by the acceptance of gender roles by a person’s culture
This key legislation was originally called the Education for All Handicapped Children Act and then renamed as the ______.
A. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) B. Civil Rights Act C. No Child Left Behind (NCLB) D. Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA