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Answer:
This would represent a C. negative correlation.
Explanation:
A correlation is understood as the <em>relationship between 2 variables</em>, in which both affect one another. A negative correlation occurs when <em>one variable's increase/decrease causes the other to increase/decrease. </em>
In this case, the variables are the time exercising and one's body weight. Once the time on the treadmill increases, one's body weight decreases, thus creating a negative correlation.
Answer: Task-oriented.
Explanation:
There are different listening styles: relational, analytical, task-oriented and critical listening. A person who is a task-oriented listener wants a clear direction about what has to be done and might be less patience when it comes to hearing the motivations behind the assignment, especially if they are complicated. A task-oriented listener is exclusively interested in doing what´s expected, that might come across as impatient, which can add tension to relationships.
Cognitive dissonance theory predicts that once a difficult choice between equally attractive alternatives is made, people experience: post decision regret.
The human emotional response of regret in psychology is frequently felt when making decisions under uncertainty; should information about the best course of action become available after making a fixed decision, this response can be quantified as the value of the difference between a made decision and the optimal decision.
According to the notion of regret aversion or expected regret, people who are faced with a decision may anticipate regret and hence factor this desire into their decision. Regret is a negative emotion that has a strong social and reputational component. It is essential to human psychology, experience-based learning, and risk aversion.
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