An expert on workplace violence notes that there are four major types. He describes a type in which the assailant has a legitimate relationship with the organization and commits the act while being served by the organization
What will he note that is of particular interest in this type of workplace violence?
a) This type accounts for the majority of workplace murders.
b) There is a high probability that alcohol and/or drugs were involved in the murder or assault.
c) This type rarely results in killing but is responsible for a great deal of the non-fatal assaults at work.
d) Most of these perpetrators have worked for the organization for a long time and frequently return in an effort to win back their jobs after being "separated for cause."
C
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a. same-sex couples are just as satisfied as opposite-sex couples. b. cohabiting does NOT lead to eventually getting married. c. heterosexual dating couples are just as satisfied with their relationsips as are committed gay or lesbian couples. d. since men cohabit more than women do, men's earlier cohabiting experiences seem to strengthen their later relationships. e. it is difficult to arrive at any conclusions because individuals in committed relationships do not give honest responses to researchers in the presence of their significant others.
Height, weight, and reaction time are all measured on a(n) ________ scale.
A. ordinal B. ratio C. nominal D. interval
Which statement accurately describes aspects of the parent–child relationship in cases of anorexia?
A) Mothers are often overprotective and controlling, and fathers tend to be either controlling or uninvolved. B) Mothers are typically permissive and indulgent, while fathers are highly competitive and controlling. C) Mothers are often permissive and indulgent, and fathers tend to be uninvolved or absent. D) The parents are typically divorced; the mother is often overwhelmed and the father is largely absent.
According to Karen Horney, how do neurotics differ from normal people?
A. neurotics are free to choose their own actions. B. neurotics are completely conscious of their basic attitudes. C. neurotics experience severe, insoluble conflicts. D. None of the answers is correct.