Answer:
d. external; internal
Explanation:
After the first science test, she attributed the reason of her bad grade to an external source: the teacher's competence.
After the second test, she attributed the reason of her good grade to an internal source: herself, her intelligence and her proficiency in science.
Was she right? I don't think so... because if the teacher was the cause of the failing of the first test, how come the same teacher produced a whole different result on the second test?
Which of the following is an example of internal attributions? a. Telling your parents that the party lasted longer than you thought, which is why you missed curfew. b. Believing that your irresponsible attitude and your need to always voice your opinion are the reason that your parents have grounded you. c. None of the options are correct. d. Blaming the weather for the school's loss of power.
Answer:
b. Believing that your irresponsible attitude and your need to always voice your opinion are the reason that your parents have grounded you.
Explanation:
That belief that you are responsible for something when it's not supported by facts, is an internal attribution. Maybe there's another reason why you were grounded, we don't know for sure.
Internal attributions always focuses the explanation or the shift of the responsibility onto ourselves, not any exterior factor.
Answer A and D are putting the responsibility/blame on exterior factors than your own, things that are "out of your control", so these are external attributions.
Effort, Ability, and Attitude are examples of _______ factors. a. stable b. uncontrollable c. external d. internal
I'd say internal. You can control your attitude towards things, along with your ability and effort. They're not necessarily stable factors, and they happen within you, so they're not external. I hope that made sense.
We strive to see ourselves in a favorable light, and as a result we explain away anything that threatens the positive picture we have created for ourselves about ourselves. This tendency to explain our own behavior based on situational influences is the a. the self-centered bias. b. the self-serving bias. c. the false consensus bias. d. the fundamental attribution error.
Answer:
The correct answer is b. the self-serving bias.
Explanation:
Self-serving bias refers to a cognitive bias where we attribute positive circumstances to ourselves, and negative circumstances to external factors. The self-serving bias makes us perceive ourselves in an overly positive manner. An example of a self-serving bias would be when we attribute getting an A on a test to our own abilities, hard-work and intelligence; but on the other hand if we fail a test, we attribute it to external factors such as the teacher being overly harsh or unfair.
What is the aorta?
A. the smallest artery carrying deoxygenated blood from the lower parts of the body
B. the smallest vein carrying deoxygenated blood from the regions above the thorax
C. the largest vein carrying oxygenated blood from the lungs to the heart
D. the largest artery carrying oxygenated blood from the heart to the body
The aorta is D, the largest artery carrying oxygenated blood from the heart to the body!
:)
Answer: “D”
Explanation: the largest artery carrying oxygenated blood from the heart to the body
A student in a classroom is exhibiting social loafing by a. listening intently to the teacher's lecture. b. offering to help another student. c. sitting in the front row. d. not raising her hand when the teacher asks a question.
Answer:
d. not raising her hand when the teacher asks a question.
Explanation:
Social loafing is having the tendency to do less effort while in a group compared to when you're alone.
Not raising your hand when teacher asks a question is such behavior, because you don't want to make it look like you're interested or working.
Answers A and B are the opposite of social loafing, since you would be paying attention and work publicly by assisting others.
Answer C doesn't have a direct relationship with social loafing, but a loafer will usually not sit in front of the class, he's sit in the back, trying to be ignored.
Vocational colleges often:
Answer:
It makes people want to learn more about your topic.
Explanation:
Including your point of view makes your report or presentations feel more personal to you and to others.
Believing that your significant other ended the relationship because you are too clingy and you are insecure. Which type of attribution is being demonstrated? a. situational b. external c. dispositional d. none of the above
Answer:
c. dispositional
Explanation:
The key words here are "Believing that", so it's not based on facts (of what we know), but is just a feeling, an impression, most importanty, is that the person believes it's his/her fault. So, it's clearly an internal attribution.
If that significant other would have made a statement to that effect, it would have been for him/her an external attributions.
External and situational attributions are the same, just another name for it.
If a(x) and b(x) are linear functions with one variable, which of the following expressions produces a quadratic function? (ab)(x) (a – b)(x) (a + b)(x)
For this case we have that by definition, a linear function is of the form [tex]y = mx + b[/tex]
If we have that a and b are linear functions, then they are of the form:
[tex]a (x) = mx + b\\b (x) = nx + c[/tex]
If we multiply them we have: (Applying distributive property)
[tex](mx + b) (nx + c) = (m * n) x ^ 2 + mcx + bnx + bc = (mn) x ^ 2 + (mc + bn) x + bc[/tex]
That is, we get a quadratic function.
Answer:
[tex](ab) (x)[/tex]
A hummingbird travels from plant to plant to feed itself. Which of the following ecosystem services does this hummingbird most likely provide?
I. pollination
II. seed dispersal
III. soil preservation
I only
II only
III only
I and II only
II and III only
Personality theory suggests that prejudices are formed based on a. our personal inclinations. b. personal experiences. c. the influence of our peer group. d. the prejudices of our family.
Your answer is B, good luck on the quiz
Abdid is an astronomer who has been observing objects that orbit the Sun in the asteroid belt. He finds a previously undiscovered round, rocky object that is not similar in shape to the rest of the asteroids. What has Abdid most likely found?
Answer:
E answer is A on edugenity
Explanation:
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Answer: A
Explanation:
it is a dwarf planet
Realistic conflict theory says: a. The fewer resources available, the more prejudice there will be. b. The fewer resources available, the less prejudice there will be. c. None are correct. d. Conflict is the reason people are prejudiced.
Answer:
The correct answer is: a. The fewer resources available, the more prejudice there will be.
Explanation:
Conflict theory is a theory originally proposed by Karl Marx, which states that individuals are in constant competition with each other due to lack of resources- mainly wealth, power and means of production. Prejudice and unrest between social groups stems from unequal resource distribution when a minority possess more resources and power than the majority, who lack adequate resources.
A son asks his mom, “Can I borrow $30?” His mom says no, so he says, “Can I at least borrow $10?” and his mom agrees. This conversation is an example of which persuasion technique? a. Door-in-the-face b. Low-balling c. Foot-in-the-door d. none of the above
This would be door-in-the-face. He originally asked for a high amount of money and his mom said no, yet his mom is more willing to lend him the smaller amount of money. The son probably knew that his mom wouldn't give him $30 but when he asks for $10 after it his mom probably thought that it was more reasonable. Had the son asked for $5 and after being rejected asked his mom for $10 his mother probably said no to the $10
Hope this helped!
To determine the recipe conversion factor, the desired yield is divided by the original yield[SH1] . A. True B. False
It is true that to determine the recipe conversion factor, the desired yield is divided by the original yield.
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
Recipe Conversion Factor can be determined by dividing the desired yield by the original yield. Once the RCF is found, we need to multiply all the ingredients that is being used in the recipe by it.
Ounces or pounds are generally used to express both Desired and original yields.
Consider that you have a recipe to make 12 plum cakes and you require a recipe to produce 20 plum cakes, then the RCF can be calculated as 20/12 which is equal to 1.66. Then this Recipe Conversion Factor is multiplied with each ingredients amount present in the recipe.
Outgroup homogeneity is: a. When you see members of an outgroup as diverse. b. When you see members of an outgroup as similar. c. When you see members of an ingroup as diverse. d. When you see members of an ingroup as similar.
Answer:
The answer is B
Outgroup homogeneity is ''When you see members of an outgroup as similar''
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
The perception of a person of out group members is alike or similar to one another than in in-group members it is referred to as an out-group homogeneity.
The effect in out-group homogeneity is the examination of variability's in it.
Stereotyping is an effect that is noted in this type of homogeneity in out-group members. Out-group homogeneity is also known as bias in out group homogeneity.
Whenever there exists any similarities in the out group members it can be referred as an out group homogeneity.
The homogeneity effect in the out group has been determined using different social groups, political and racial groups to gender and age groups.
Having which trait will enable you to deal with people in a way that does not offend them?
Having will ______ enable you to deal with people in a way that does not offend them.
(For Plato)
Answer: Interpersonal skills
Explanation:
Interpersonal skills/social skills are those skills people apply every day when communicating and interacting with other people both individually and in groups. Having interpersonal skills will make you more successful in both professional and personal life. Some of the Interpersonal skills are; self-confidence, work ethics, relationship management, listening, body language, receptiveness to feedback, collaboration, positive attitude and workplace etiquette.
Answer:
Interpersonal skills
Give an example of a player not using good etiquette when playing tennis.
Answer:
One example of poor etiquette in tennis is failing to clearly call out the score before each serve.
Explanation:
An example of a player who is not using good etiquette when playing tennis sport is a failure to clearly call out the score before each serve.
Who is a good sport?A good sport can be defined as a player who exhibits a polite behavior and good etiquette, especially under pleasant or unpleasant circumstances such as when he or she plays tennis.
In this context, an example of a player who is not using good etiquette when playing tennis sport is a failure to clearly call out the score before each serve.
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Select the correct answer.
Veronica is creating a password for her email address that includes some information about her financial transactions. Which password should she use?
A.
123456
B.
roger123
C.
Valerie@483
D.
garycollins
cant be A because that’s the number one password everyone would guess easily. Can’t be B, because it’s a simple password and most of the times it asks to put a symbol in your password, especially when it holds personal things, can’t be D because it has no numbers nor symbols. the answer is C, it has a capital letter, a symbol and 3 numbers nobody would guess, because they are random
I would pick the answer C. because it contains letters, numbers, and other items. It would be the best fit for a password.
A new student at a high school is displaying normative conformity by all of the following except a. trying out for a sports team. b. dressing like the other students. c. sitting alone in the cafeteria. d. joining popular clubs.
Answer:
I guess it's C xd
The correct answer for this question is ''sitting alone in the cafeteria''
Answer: Option C
Explanation:
A type of influence from society that involves change in a behavior or belief for a reason to joining with a group of people. This may occur due to some pressure which may be real or imagined in a group.
The process of yielding to a pressure in a group refers to Conformity. Bullying, teasing, persuasion, criticism, etc are some of the examples of group pressure. The acceptance of an idea by major part of any group refers to conformity.
Normative conformity includes the following: A person wishes to join with a group because of a group pressure.
A person may be scared of group rejection. A person may publicly accept a group but may dislike the group personally.