C) secure A) rarely form secure attachments to their parents. d.) Emotional dissonance B) habituation and recovery. b) Performance accomplishment lead to rewards that lead to satisfaction a) ignorant of emotions in foreign cultures d) The attitude-behavior linkage is weak when individuals have little emotional intelligence. \hline \text { 1. B) "attachment-in-the-making" The emotion people experience when they are dissatisfied with their paycheque and the main source of ethical conduct in organizational settings. a.) c) re-evaluating values and beliefs. a. there are individual differences in how people grieve Argentina10. Turkey } & \text { 4. d) ego and values. B) her mother is depressed or has experienced a traumatic event. It is most likely that Joey will develop a(n) _____ with his mother. Common fears during the school years include Interpret the estimates b1,b2b_1, b_2b1,b2, and b3b_3b3. D) disorganized/disoriented. Helena is displaying characteristics of __________ attachment. C) effortful control. B) the possibility of war Chile10. (a) Emotions are caused by specific events. D) cry inconsolably and blame others for his situation. According to Bowlby's theory of attachment, Winnie is in the __________ phase. Once the contingency was restored, the sad babies, 1) A baby coos and pats his mother's face, but she does not respond. A) entitlement. b) Matt is not dedicated to his job. page 155. C) better than; positive affect Emotional labor requirements are especially important in the work of __________. 1) Marisol was placed in a large ward in an orphanage at the age of 8 months. B) dismissing C) emotional self-efficacy. d) job satisfaction and job involvement page 164 & 165, 21. Emotions are generally classified as positive or negative. 1) In Australia, infants who spend full days in government-funded child-care centers D) late childhood and adolescence, 1) Twin studies reveal that empathy is __________ heritable. 1) At the park, 13-month-old Felix wanders toward other toddlers, returns to his father, interacts briefly with a preschooler, and then returns to his father. In which of the following is Sarah engaging in? D) emotional contagion, 1) Which of the following describes the probable reaction of a 3-month-old who hears another infant crying? 6. D) guilt. Their confidence and self-esteem suffer. B) Fourteen-month-old Jake, who prefers broccoli to crackers, will offer Miss Kennelly crackers. C) become freer and more open about emotional expression with age. a. avoid minimizing the loss a. suppression B) Aina may fail to check back with them in anxiety-arousing situations. Name the theorist who suggested that the primary task for infants was to develop a sense of trust in others. A) Protect him from minor stresses and teach him to retreat from unfamiliar situations. C) preoccupied - Purchased merchandise on account from Harris Manufacturing, Inc.,$480.00. c) Deep acting and surface acting are two terms reflecting ways of dealing with emotional dissonance. e) The magnitude of the person's agreeableness; the magnitude of the person's self-efficacy, b) The degree of a person's perceived control over the situation; the magnitude of the rewards involved, ________ is the degree of loyalty an individual feels toward the organization. Use these growth mindset journal prompts to help you get started. Most emotions are low intensity events. It is likely that a) developing new ways of explaining the inconsistency. C) during the second year of life. C) social referencing. As a result, they change their child-rearing style to counteract their son's maladaptive behavior. 1) As a preschooler, Virgil experiences negative emotion intensely and has great difficulty inhibiting his feelings. 1- Which of the following statements is true about emotions and moods? C) goodness-of-fit Emotional empathy a) About 45 percent of workers reported job satisfaction in 2009. The combination of high job involvement and organizational commitment creates, what the Gallup Organization has called, __________. 1) One criticism of parental reports of temperament is that A) 6 months C) negatively; assertiveness b) The argument that performance causes satisfaction suggests that managers should help workers attain high performance, and as a consequence the workers will be satisfied. 1) Toddlers in Western cultures who sleep alone and experience frequent daytime separations from their parents B) being raised by a single mother who has strong social support. c) do not always understand developmental goals set by management page 179, Human Relations Chapter 5 Interpersonal Commu, Elliot Aronson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers, Timothy D. Wilson, Estate Planning: Chapter 7 Quick Quiz Questio. D) functional play with a new playmate, 1) Beginning in the preschool years, __________ is an important motivator of prosocial, or altruistic, behavior. When frustrated, Virgil is likely to a. focus on your feelings D) positively; sociability. e) Employee engagement. a. anxiety B) dismissive C) joint attention. d. all of the above, 32.A condition of imbalance in which feelings are trapped instead of expressed is a definition of: C) causes improved cognitive, emotional, and social competence in later years. Justin Cooper preached a message entitled "The Abomination of Assimilation" during the Wednesday Evening service on March 1, 2023, at North Valley Baptist Church in Santa Clara, California. For Jeannine, this event has become. a) work environment. a) employee engagement and rational commitment Which of the following is true of emotions? e) Self-conscious emotions and social emotions come from external sources. A 2. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. a) emotion A) develop a secure attachment to the nurse-caregiver. In the morning, her mother said, "Wetting the bed is bad. C) have a lower rate of secure attachment than infants informally cared for by relatives, friends, and babysitters. Russia } & \text { 5. b. forgive yourself B) avoidant d. do speak up when an issue is important to you, c. do say everything that is on your mind. a) home effects b. emotional debt B) harmonious rhythm This is an example of: Recent studies find that a disorganized attachment style developed in infancy only when infants had the short version of the serotonin transporter gene5-HTTLPR. A) sympathy. UnitedStates2. A) associate photographs of different facial expressions with emotions in the same way. Emotional empathy D) strong division of male and female duties in the tribe. Iran } & \text { 8. 1. 1) The most frequent expression of fear is D) unresolved, 1) About 19 percent of North American mothers and 15 percent of fathers without psychological disturbance have a(n) __________ internal working model. Yen are using a) Rational commitment iv. \hline \text { 9. Suppose we know that event AAA has occurred, so that the reduced sample space consists of the three sample points in AAA-namely, E1,E2E_1, E_2E1,E2, and E3E_3E3. Is it an intentional act? 1) Elevated heart rate and blood pressure, a depressed immune response, and reduced digestive activity are all outcomes of b. feeling discounted or ignored C) Managers have tried to create emotion-free organizations. A) the environment; persistent nutritional and emotional deprivation \hline 1) The overall stability of temperament is __________ in infancy and toddlerhood and __________ from the preschool years on. a) emphasize emotions, along with more cognitive aspects in performing their jobs c. Emotions can differ in intensity and duration. c) Attitudes focus on specific people or objects. C) she suffered anoxia at birth. B) children begin to use language to assist with emotional self-regulation. Two-month-old Trey is crying loudly. Question 18 5 / 5 points All of the following statements would be true about children's ability to regulate emotions EXCEPT: Question options: Children learn to regulate their emotions once they reach the stage of formal operations. Emotional intelligence agencies c) Self-conscious emotions come from internal sources. China5. c) Matt is highly committed to his organization. d) affective; behavioral D) About 80 to 85 percent of U.S. child-care centers meet standards for developmentally appropriate practice. A) preattachment b) teachers. b. repression d. all of the above, 31. All of the following are true regarding grief except: a) The fear category may contain alarm and anxiety. A) joint attention. The changes that are associated with the thoughts and feelings and the behaviors. The production of a dollar's worth of electricity requires inputs of $0.30\$ 0.30$0.30 from electricity, $0.10\$ 0.10$0.10 from natural gas, and $0.20\$ 0.20$0.20 from oil. D) resistant, 1) German babies are more likely than American babies to display a(n) __________ attachment style. C) a sense of self-efficacy. B) It subsides as the new mother adjusts to hormonal changes in her body. a) Emotions can change into a mood. A) an understanding of basic emotions. India } & \text { 4. b. lowering your expectations, being realistic about your options, asking friends for feedback about yourself, committing to the cause b) Job satisfaction is down. To manage her emotion, 12-year-old Britney appraises the situation as changeable, identifies the difficulty, and decides what to do about it. 1) In one study, the combination of __________ and __________ increased the likelihood of insecure attachment at 12 months. B) empathy. d) Employee engagement Mexico } \\ D) higher; positive emotion; negative emotion, 1) The powerful effects of __________ on temperament indicate that __________ is/are linked to maladaptive emotional reactivity in children. The relationship between emotion and cognition is bidirectional. B) higher; negative emotion; positive emotion B) more resilient they became to environmental stressors. Emotions result in one having feelings such as fear and love. b. men are more likely than women to express positive emotions C) self-efficacy. b.) b. emotional lack of control On a later occasion when her brother cried, Melly patted him and spoke softly to him. Researchers call this type of smiling: Researchers have had mothers put a dot of rouge on the noses of babies and place the babies in front of mirrors to see their reaction. d) Attitudes are more stable than values. A) 1 to 6 months Most emotions are very brief events. C) Crying A) take longer to soothe themselves when upset. C) temperament. China6. A) Ecological systems 1) The psychological traits that make up temperament are believed to form the cornerstone of C) The weather strongly affects moods. d.) Emotional dissonance c. personalizing feelings (False) 3. e) cognitive; affective. B) make-believe play with siblings B) corpus callosum; large Which of the following statements is true according to the passage? B) wait to intervene until she has become extremely agitated. b) day laborers P117. B) Young children are unable to experience more than one emotion at a time. C) resistant India } & \text { 7. Felix is demonstrating the concept of c. learn what love is, get out there, forgive your past relationships, move on D) sibling relationships. Italy } & \text { 6. b) changing future behavior. D) secure. D) an easygoing temperament. D) anger. Hobie has a(n) Surface acting Which of the following statements provides an accurate description of the attitude-behavior linkage? Four-year-old Clarissa realizes that when the class talks about fish during circle time, her friend Amy feels sad because her fish died recently. 5. Obert is displaying Select one: A. A) built-in signals help bring newborns into close contact with other humans. \end{array} c) Embarrassment a.) c) Deep acting and surface acting are two terms reflecting ways of dealing with emotional dissonance. A) children coordinate separate skills into more effective, emotionally expressive systems as the central nervous system develops. D) compliance. Indonesia } \\ C) avoidant D) a functionalist approach. b) Recognized; acknowledged b. angry words Which of the following statements is true regarding emotions? Clarissa puts her arm around Amy's shoulders and pats her. Match each of the following objectives with the perspective it is most likely associated with: (a) plant capacity utilization. e) organizational citizenship, The two primary dimensions to organizational commitment are __________. B) infant mental test scores and preschool IQ. d.) Display B) avoidant Advertisement As Toshio approaches any situation, he rapidly appraises its personal significance, which prepares him for action. D) are less attentive to their surroundings. Five common types of emotions in the workplace include dislike, anger, feeling down, worry or insecurity, and frustration. B) showing Cali how small a cat is compared to humans, and tell her she should not be afraid of something so small. Yellow, black. d) The frequency and intensity of emotions has been shown to vary across cultures. B) Sociocultural The following model was fitted to a sample of 25 students using data obtained at the end of their freshman year in college. Intense or strong emotions might feel similar whether they are positive or negative. b) Production deviance B) slightly a) An attitude results in intended behavior; this intention will always be carried out in a given circumstance. Which statement about moods is accurate? A) show a mild decrease in saliva concentrations of cortisol across the day. C) secure; avoidant Which one of the following is not a psychological reaction to anger? A) parallel play with a peer d. repression, 17. D) ethnic minority, 1) Some studies suggest that babies placed in full-time child care before __________ of age are more likely to display insecure attachment in the Strange Situation. a. seeing yourself as a victim a. examine why you feel guilty - Purchased merchandise on account from American Tools, $1,230.00. China } \\ B) more upset when frustrated. c) the work itself, task identity, task significance, autonomy, and opportunities for learning These emotions appear in the first six months of the infant's development C. They include emotions like surprise, interest, joy, anger, sadness, fear, and disgust D. When thinking about the run, Jeannine vacillates between pride and sadness. C) a friendly stranger. D) high; moderate. B) social referencing. Brenda's inability to learn to calm herself may be a result of parents who b.) d) personal predispositions. d) Spillover effect Kaylee's self-evaluation is most strongly influenced by her China } & \text { 5. dtdx=0.0001x(400x)x(0)=1, where ttt is time (in minutes). c.) Cognitive C) amygdala; small e) co-worker involvement, subordinate support, and emotional labor requirements. 1) Obert shows a sharp increase in EEG brain-wave activity in the right hemisphere after seeing a classmate crying. d) Individuals who are unfairly rewarded will still be satisfied C) 18 months As a result, Marisol will probably Thailand10. Spain } & \text { 6. B) retained their temperamental styles as they got older. B) acts of nature, such as thunder and lightning. When her mother returns, she clings to her mother, but hits and pushes her. Posted on 25 fevereiro, 2023 by 25 fevereiro, 2023 by c. a loss or the threat of a loss B) use the same responses to express a particular emotion. D) slow-to-warm-up temperamental style. The James-Lange theory is the most accepted theory of emotion today. d) changing the underlying attitude. (C ) Graph $x=x(t) for000\leq{t}30\leq3030. C) family finances and college selection. 1) In a study, researchers. c) business models. Iran8. a) organizational citizenship behaviors According to Leon Festinger, individuals reduce cognitive dissonance in all of the following ways EXCEPT: Which of the following is the most effective method for a caregiver to encourage a wary 18-month old child to play with an unfamiliar toy? Again, if two lie down together, they will keep warm; But how . a. sign up for on-line dating, join dating chat rooms, attend a "fast track" dating session D) Bettina, who refuses to disagree with her husband in front of her children, 1) Which of the following situations would be considered an excellent context for early learning about emotions? C) different beliefs about harsh discipline A) stranger anxiety. c. listen to your body 1) Accordingly to Thomas and Chess, which dimension of temperament reflects the amount of friendly, joyful behavior as opposed to unpleasant, unfriendly behavior? 1) Today, more than _____ percent of U.S. mothers with a child under age 2 are employed. Stress, or the body's response to a change that requires a physical, mental or emotional response, is always bad for the individual. \text{Personal wages/salaries}& \underline{\hspace{35pt}} & \underline{\hspace{35pt}} & \underline{\hspace{35pt}}\\ Petty is studying 1) Compared with North American Caucasian infants, Chinese and Japanese babies D) unresolved. The presence of imaginary friends positively correlates with an increase in ________. Emotions begin to have negative effects when they are viewed as being excessive in: 8. B) attention span/persistence B) observers find it hard to capture all relevant information. Italy6. 1) __________ reflects faster processing of information than smiling. Ethiopia5. China } & \text { 1. D) moderate, 1) Compared with infants who display __________ attachment, __________ babies tend to receive overstimulating care. e) reporting negative emotions to the corporate office, d) very sensitive to the display of emotions in foreign cultures, _________ rules are the informal standards which govern the degree to which it is appropriate for people from different cultures to show their emotions similarly. B) emphasize similarities between siblings. D) attachment. A) she is overstimulated by her mother. Which of the following statements about emotions is true? answer choices True False Question 4 30 seconds Q. A) Positive feelings dispose an individual to optimism but make him less open to new ideas. Clarissa has reached a stage of cognitive development where The aim was to explain students weight gains: yi=0+1x1i+2x2i+3x3iiy_i=\beta_0+\beta_1 x_{1 i}+\beta_2 x_{2 i}+\beta_3 x_{3 i} \varepsilon_i A) the quality of attachment. The ability to regulate emotions is present at birth. A) more likely to feel shame after failure. c) job satisfaction e) personality and objectives. It is a sudden long, initial loud cry followed by breath holding. e) Managers should consider satisfaction and performance to be two completely independent work results. page 153. Give specific dates and . UnitedStates3. She then gently takes the rattle away, smiling and saying, "Thank you." (A) How many people have heard the rumor after 555 minutes? C) involved in more conflict When her mother leaves, Helena is distressed. C) who have been physically abused Mixed emotions are those emotions which: b. are combined feelings from the primary emotions. a) at home effect e) an individual's feelings based on information internal and external to himself or herself, b) an individual's feelings based on information external to himself or herself. c) Rewards cause both job satisfaction and performance. D) emotional self-regulation. The ability to regulate emotions is present at birth. d. All of the above are true. Who would you BE, and how would you show up in the world? The six major categories of emotions identified by researchers are. D) lower their cortisol levels. Which of the following is an example of cognitive dissonance? d) self-conscience emotions Answer;Thesis statements do all the following except include feelings and emotions Explanation: Thesis statements do all the following except Include feelings and emotions cos a thesis statement is an author's idea about a topic that can be supported with valid evidence such as facts, expert testimony, research, and valid texts not feelings. b) The calm category may contain contentment and relaxation. e) The frequency and intensity of emotions are consistent across cultures. A) Provide opportunities for community service activities. (c) Moods are more action oriented in. A) About 3 to 5 percent of fathers report symptoms after the birth of a child. B) Because feeding is an important context for building a relationship, attachment depends on hunger satisfaction. d. inborn tendencies, c. a loss or the threat of a loss. a) Matt will work beyond expectations to complete a special project. d) Deep acting and surface acting are two terms reflecting ways of behavior when a person's ethics is somewhat questionable. C) empathy. 1) Cross-cultural evidence reveals that people around the world b) emotional contagion. 1) Although strong cultural variations exist, the most common attachment quality in all societies is c. emotional debt Chile } & \text { 9. D) African-American, 1) In a German study, fathers' __________ predicted children's secure internal working models of attachment during middle childhood and adolescence. c. men are more likely to express feelings of vulnerability C) read and respond contingently and sympathetically to her emotional cues. Which one of the following statements is true about emotions? A) mother's feedback. Emotions are generally classified as positive or negative. A) react angrily or aggressively. b. do try to appreciate the fact that people are different a. exploring the anger that you have 1) When responding to a peer's distress, children __________ rarely express concern and frequently display fear, anger, or engage in physical attacks. We reviewed their content and use your feedback to keep the quality high. b) resistant to emotions in foreign cultures 1) Alexandar Thomas and Stella Chess discovered that __________ can modify children's temperament considerably. 1) Emotional self-regulation requires B) Children with disorganized/disoriented attachment tend to become securely attached to at least one caregiver by middle childhood. B) Children of depressed fathers tend to become overprotective parents. 1) Self-conscious emotions B) problem-centered coping. C) letting Cali approach cats at her own pace, showing her that cats can be friendly when treated gently. Colin probably tends to be __________ than his agemates. These researchers are studying the concept of: Blanca rarely holds her baby Joey and tends to respond to his needs in an angry, irritable fashion. An emoticon (/ m o t k n /, -MOH-t-kon, rarely / m t k n /, ih-MOTT-ih-kon), short for "emotion icon", also known simply as an emote, [citation needed] is a pictorial representation of a facial expression using charactersusually punctuation marks, numbers, and lettersto express a person's feelings, mood or reaction, or as a time-saving method. 1) Baby Winnie recognizes her mother's smell, voice, and face, but does not mind being left with an unfamiliar adult. d. maturity, 26 All of the following are guidelines for dealing with your emotions except: B) withdraw into a make-believe world. A) emotional contagion. a) emotional labor. d) Self-conscious; social A. 'good spiritedness'): one flourishes by living an ethical life. EgyptNuts1. a) Perceived equity of rewards does not impact the performance/satisfaction relationship B) heredity 1) Donna appears to have a disorganized/disoriented attachment style. C) minimal More attractive investment opportunities. \hline \text { 8. Donna can help Cali manage her fear by D) from a high-SES family with many children. A) Dogon C) resistant You'll get a detailed solution from a subject matter expert that helps you learn core concepts. C) operant conditioning. Correct answers: 2 question: Which one of the following statements is true about emotions? How much interest will you need to earn every six months to match the CD\mathrm{CD}CD ? Mr. and Mrs. D) less irritable. A) moderate; high \hline \text { 6. 1. Some researchers claim that young babies respond in kind to others' emotions through a built-in, automatic process of Portugal } \\ a) values and attitudes. d) Emotions help people make slow decisions with maximal cognition. Using the current year, journalize these transactions of Lambert Hardware on page 10 of the purchases journal. b) Management in Europe is not concerned about differences in emotions. EconomicVariableNewbuildingpermitsStockmarketMoneysupplyPrimeinterestrateConsumerpricesIndustrialproductionPersonalwages/salariesLeadingLaggingCoincident. 1) Mr. and Mrs. Paxton are adopting Aina, a 5-year-old who has lived in a large orphanage her whole life. Guatemala8. c) supervisor's directives, emotional labor requirements, and co-worker involvement. D) different cultural beliefs and practices. b. Over-stating or under-stating emotions can be problematic. Ethiopia5. d) quality of supervision, relationships with co-workers, opportunities for learning, pay, and autonomy C) become withdrawn, lose weight, and have difficulty sleeping. D) corpus callosum; small. d) Stealing money A) more emotionally positive. B) resistant attachment. Emotions can be facilitative or debilitative. c. it gets in the way of our allowing individuals the right to experience the consequences of their choices 3. D) he is only afraid of birds in specific situations, such as when playing soccer outside. d) Property deviance D) social referencing.
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