Questions

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when erin and josh brought their newborn baby home, several of their friend brought food to their home so josh and erin would not have to cook. this is an example of
A.tangible assistance
B. stress management
C.biofeedback
D.acculutation

2nd question

the first step in developing self-efficacy is to
A. set up approach/avoidence conflicts
B.choose tasks that you expect to accomplish
C.engage in emotion-focused coping
D. expect to fail at least 50% of the time

3rd question

Stacey is interested in develpoing adaptive behaviors. she begins by believing she can do well at her new job. she incorporates this belief into her self-talk. the confidence stacey is gaining will increase her
A. positive self-illusions
B. self-efficacy
C. egocentrism
D. self-fulfilling prophecy

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1

What is the relationship between cognitive restructuring and self talk?
A. congnitive restructuring and self-talk are essentially synonyms
B. wereas self-talk is usually negitive, cognitive restructuring is usually positive
C. self-talk can be a helpful technique in cognitive restructuring
D. cognitive restructuring has no connection to self-talk

2nd question

Junanita is experiencing stress. both of her boyfriends have asked her out for the same night. assuming she is equally attracted to both guys, she is most likely experiencing which conflict?
A.approach/Avoidance
B.approach/approach
C.assimilation
D.marginalization

3rd question

when erin and josh brought their newborn baby home, several of their friend brought food to their home so josh and erin would not have to cook. this is an example of
A.tangible assistance
B. stress management
C.biofeedback
D.acculutation

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3

What are the questions that I should ask from an interviewee to know their attitudes on achievement motivation? I was asked to select five interviewees.

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2

I am improving my life & have allot of questions about how others did this. Would polls be the place to go. An example of a question would be: Do you excercise & meditate everyday? If so how much time do you spend on each? or another question might be about discipline tips in eating a balanced diet. I know I can ask that is diet but I am looking for how the person put their mind down to doing this…This question defaulting to the Yahoo Products sections is that the area I should go?

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4

As part of one of my classes, I have to interview someone already working in my chosen profession (psychology). The goal is to learn about what the work is really like and to help me choose courses and set goals wisely.
The only question I’ve committed to is “If I were to apply to work here today, what would you want to see on my résumé?”
Any other good ideas/suggestions?
Thanks in advance!

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2

I am putting together an web based seminar on goal setting and want to know what problems and issues people have with setting goals (private or business) in their lives. Any feed-back, problems or success stories about goal setting are welcome.

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1

It’s related to Organizational behavior. I have to come up with an employee motivation survey to determine that the employees in the organization are not motivated enough. However, I have no idea what questions can I come up with. It’s for my project. Please help!!!!

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2

1. Do you think that if every person in the US (hypothetically) have normal (not high) self esteem that it would help or hurt sociality?
2. Does trying to build up esteem for every person who has a low esteem feed into the ‘Me’ Generation?
3. At what point does healthy self esteem become arrogance?
4. What are the pros and cons of low self esteem?
5. Should a person who is overweight have as high as a self esteem as a smaller person?

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