Professor Sandhurst collects data from employees before developing a theory of job satisfaction. This approach is known as:
A) reduction.
B) deduction.
C) induction.
D) postduction.
C) induction.
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Suppose that Daniel has just begun his freshman year at college. Which of his actions best exemplifies the need to belong?
a. He buys the same kind of backpack that everyone else has so that he will "fit in." b. He goes out to a lot of parties and social functions so that he can meet new friends, and perhaps meet a girlfriend. c. He joins a political club on campus because he wants to feel part of "something bigger." d. Even though he is buried with work, he makes an effort to walk around campus and go downtown periodically in order to "be in the world."
Researchers attribute the link between alcohol and suicide to a condition that is characterized by a constriction of cognitive and perceptual processes and narrowing a person's focus on their personal problems. This explanation of the effects of alcohol on suicide is called ____
a. alcohol-induced myopia b. alcohol-induced presbyopia c. Korsakoff's syndrome d. alcohol-induced blindness
Adult individuals with trisomy-21 are _____
a. often able to hold a job that is highly structured with simple tasks b. most likely institutionalized c. not likely to make it to age 30 d. as likely as individuals who do not have trisomy-21 to enter college
Nadia has been invited by her family to travel to Kenya on safari. Nadia declines to go, as she has a fear of venomous snakes and thinks that she could encounter one. Which among the following is the best recommendation for Nadia so that she can go on this adventure with her family?
A. Nadia could try to expose herself to snakes and try to desensitize her fears. B. She can familiarize herself with the area and the wildlife. C. Nadia can certainly go but modify her trip so that she remains indoors as much as she can. D. Nadia could ask for a medication that may calm her fear response.