A comparison reveals how two words or concepts are similar; a contrast defines by revealing how they are different.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Gunnysacking and nonnegotiation are forms of ________
Fill in the blank with correct word
Lissa hates math. She knows that she will not do well in her math class. As her first math exam approaches, Lissa doesn't really study for it because she believes that she won't do well on it anyway. When she receives a "D" on the exam, Lissa tells her father, "See? I told you I wasn't good at this!" Which phenomenon is Lissa likely experiencing?
A. Self-monitoring B. Self-esteem C. Self-concept D. Self-fulfilling prophecy
When doing a live pickup of an ice-hockey game, how can you manipulate
event time once the game is under way?
a. not at all b. through increasing event density c. through increasing experience density d. through frequent instant replays e. through increasing event intensity
When it comes to joining a club at school, James has positive injunctive and social norms and believes he could easily do so, but his attitude about joining is that it would be a waste of his time. How might one go about increasing his intention to join a club?
a. increase his PBC b. remind him of the number of students on campus who belong to at least one club c. change his beliefs about the benefits of club membership d. tell him his attitude is wrong