Nora is an author who has spent the last six months writing a novel. Now that she has finished the novel, she is spending time catching up with family and friends. Nora's behavior is best explained by __________ theory.
A. existence, relatedness, growth
B. goal-setting
C. leader-member exchange
D. expectancy
Answer: A
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a. ?Marijuana is a stimulant drug. b. ?Marijuana cigarettes are less carcinogenic than nicotine cigarettes. c. ?Marijuana is the most widely used illegal substance in the U.S. d. ?Research has clearly shown that marijuana use can lead to dependence.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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Newborns' sense of smell
a. is so poor that they cannot identify their mothers using the sense of smell. b. is very different from that of adults. Newborns will turn away from odors that adults find pleasant (e.g., honey or chocolate). c. is well-developed at birth. d. is poorly developed because they do not turn away from unpleasant smells (e.g., rotten eggs).
Prior to the birth of their first child, Ward and June have very strong gender-role orientation. Ward, the father, is extremely masculine while June, the mother, is extremely feminine. According to the “parental imperative,” what would you expect to happen to Ward and June’s gender roles following the birth of their first son, Wally?
a. Both June and Ward will become more feminine.
b. June will become more masculine and Ward more feminine.
c. Both June and Ward will become more masculine.
d. There will be little change in their gender roles.