The subject concerned with studying human behavior in workplace is _____________?

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1. Lauren and Curtis spend six hours per week studying for the botany course. Lauren is concerned that if she doesn’t study she will fail the course; Curtis is concerned that if he doesn’t study he won’t earn the highest grade in the class. In this example:

   A. Lauren is motivated by both a fear of failure and a need for achievement, while Curtis is merely motivated by a need for achievement B. Lauren is motivated by a fear of failure and Curtis is motivated by a need for achievement C. both students are motivated by a need for achievement D. both...

2. In an experiment studying the effects of different drugs on reaction time, each subject is presented with all of the conditions in the experiment. This is an example of ____________?

   A. factorial design B. within subjects design C. between subjects design D. quasi-experimental design...

3. According to research, which of the following individuals would be least likely to engage in workplace violence?

   A. A male who has a history of violence B. An individual with high self- esteem who received negative feedback recently C. A person who has a history of conflicts with co- workers D. A female who recently received increased job responsibilities...

4. All of the following studies examined productivity in the workplace except:

   A. Time and motion B. Revery obsession C. Hawthorne studies D. Stanford- Binet...

5. All of the following are circumstances of today’s workplace that seem to require adaptive performance except:

   A. Reliance on the status quo B. Globalization C. Changing technologies D. Corporate restricting...

6. Which profession is most directly involved in the application of psychology’s principles to the workplace?

   A. social psychology B. development psychology C. industrial-organizational psychology D. personality psychology...

7. The most common way of studying human cognitive processing is to evaluate ____________________?

   A. semantic shifts B. EEG readings C. reaction time D. rehearsal time...

8. Briefly defined_______is to study of human behavior and human relationships:

   A. psychology B. Physical activity C. Humanity D. Research...

9. Which perspective is most concerned with identifying the limits of human reasoning?

   A. behavioral B. cognitive C. biological D. social-cultural...

10. Watson argued that all behavior is composed of reflexive responses to stimuli, but Skinner later argued that behavior is determined ____________?

    A. patterns B. consequences of responses C. predictability of responses D. strength of responses...