Answer:
It is most likely to be associated with an external locus of control.
Explanation:
The locus of control is an individual's <em>perception</em><em> of his/her reality</em>, which in turn <em>affects how he/she </em><em>interacts</em><em> with the </em><em>environment. </em>
The external locus of control relates to learnt helplessness because the way the individual interacts with the environment has lead to him/her too behave in a passive way. This is because the individual believes there is <em>no viable solution in the environment </em>for his/her problems and has<em> learnt to act accordingly. </em>
Answer:
The correct answer is: A lower performer.
Explanation:
In organizational settings, low performers are usually individuals who had the potential to be top performers, but voluntarily or involuntarily sabotage themselves and end up under-achieving.
They usually criticize work-place and blame other colleagues when things go wrong.
They are willing to do the minimum necessary to keep the job and usually are not very pro-active and diligent.
In this particular case, Kyongji is slightly more productive than Bernadette but she refuses to work overtime, often expresses negative opinions about the organization, and is often late. Bernadette is often willing to work overtimeand seldom misses work. Kyongji is probably a lower performer than Bernadette.
Answer:
This question lacks options, options are:
A. intimacy vs. isolation
B. integrity vs. despair
C. industry vs. inferiority
D. identity vs. identity confusion
The correct answer is D.
Explanation:
The psychologist and psychoanalyst Erik Erikson (1968) considers that adolescence is defined as the period in which the search for the identity that defines the individual occurs throughout his adult life. According to his theory of personality development, called "Psychosocial Theory", in adolescence is an identity crisis. Erikson distinguishes three forms of identity configuration in adolescence. These three forms are the diffusion of identity, by which they abandon characteristic features of their way of being; the confusion of identity, by which they plunge into isolation; and negative identity, which is represented by hostile behavior. Individuals in the puberty stage must undertake a search to reflect and find themselves.
Answer:
b. Hector and Felix are not engaged in conflict because conflict must be expressed.
Explanation:
It is mentioned in the statement that Felix is in fact angry with his roommate Hector, for playing loud music but hasn’t express his feelings yet to him. We can infer that Hector has no idea that Felix is angry at him, so in consequence, there is no conflict between Hector and Felix; because there is no conflict for Hector; there is only conflict only for Felix. In order to the conflict to be real, Felix should state his problem and tell what he thinks to Hector and start an arguing conversation.
