People are good at predicting whether they would be successful in solving routine problems
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
TRUE
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Exposure to air pollution, contagious diseases, or dangerous chemicals are considered examples of
a. work-family conflicts. b. occupational hazards. c. outcomes of work related burnout. d. side-effects of authority relations with co-workers.
Judy tells you that she failed her last math exam because she had to work late the night before the exam and she didn't get a chance to study. However, she is convinced the reason her roommate failed the same math exam is because her roommate is not good at math. Judy's attributions for the math exam failures are consistent with:
a. a self-serving bias b. deindividuation c. the actor-observer effect d. fundamental stereotyping
Nonsense syllables are sometimes arranged as paired associates, such that the first item serves as a stimulus to cue the second item. The memory task is
a. recognition. c. relearning. b. recall. d. savings.
Indeterminate sentencing allows judges to utilize their discretion to
A. provide a variable sentencing range. B. provide a fixed sentence. C. set an absolute release date. D. none of the above