“Emotional dissonance” refers to the inconsistencies between the emotions people feel and the emotions they project. The last option provided in this example is the correct one.
Emotional dissonance occurs when the feelings or emotions we express are not the same we internally feel. This usually happens in a work environment for example since in order to express conformity with rules we do not openly externalize our real feelings.
Positivity offset occurs when people tend to evaluate situations as positive, even if they are not.
Collective efficacy refers to a set of rules or behaviors that members of a community follow in order to maintain order.
Social loafing occurs when a person does not make the same effort to complete a task in a group activity than in an individual activity.
Self-concordance occurs when the goals we want to achieve are directly related to our values and beliefs.
The correct answer is that Jane is more friendly and sociable than Denise. When we get a positive stimuli from a person, we are more likely to open up and feel happier which will lead to us being more sociable to other people. When we feel that the other person does not like us, we tend to close up, doubt ourselves and therefore look less friendly.
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C. Without a warrant without a reasonable expectation of privacy, there is no privacy right.
The answer to this statement is false. Just because there are only few number of fatalities that had occurred in hillsborough country than florida, it already means that it is much safer. What an individual should take note is the fact that there is still fatalities that happened in the area, therefore, it does not mean that it is much safer to live or reside there.
Sonia Liff and Anne Sofie Laegren state that cybercafés enhance the Internet's striking power because they make communication untraceable.
Thus many hackers may decide to use an Internet cafe in order to do their illegal work because they know it won't be easy to track them down. And even if they are tracked, the police will only track down to the cafe, not the actual person who used that computer.
