Adam is a father of two children and has a career as a professor at a university. He is nurturing and sensitive to his children's needs, able to express his emotions, independent and assertive, and thinks problems through calmly and logically. Adam is a good example of a person who is __________.
A. masculine
B. feminine
C. transsexual
D. androgynous
Answer: D
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a) Asian students believed that effort was more important for success than lack of effort was for failure. b) Asian students experienced lower levels of parental support. c) American students attributed academic achievement more often to ability. d) American students considered effort equally important for success or failure.
Performance goals are to ______ rewards as learning goals are to _______ rewards
a. intrinsic; extrinsic c. extrinsic; intrinsic b. satisfaction with self; prestige d. none of these
Ada dislikes her job and calls in sick more than other employees. Sometimes Ada fakes an illness to avoid work, and sometimes she actually feels unwell, but could still go to work if she really wanted to
This is an example of how job dissatisfaction can lead to A) turnover. B) absenteeism. C) cynicism. D) attrition.
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A. latent learning. B. reinforcement. C. observational learning. D. spontaneous recovery.