Fear of Speaking Up, or Speaking Out, Can Cripple Career

question 12

True/False

Fear of speaking up, or speaking out, can cripple career prospects and is one of the principal reasons why people don't rise to the executive ranks.

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Definitions:

Anger Diary

A self-help tool for identifying and understanding patterns and triggers of anger, used to develop strategies for managing anger responses.

Physiological Variables

Biological measurements that can change in response to internal and external conditions, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and hormone levels.

Guilty-knowledge Test

A psychological assessment tool used to determine if an individual has knowledge privy only to someone involved in a crime, by measuring physiological responses to stimuli.

Lie-detector Test

A lie-detector test, also known as a polygraph, measures physiological responses believed to indicate stress or deception when a person answers questions.