A Motivation to Have One's Group Be Dominant Over Other

question 87

Multiple Choice

A motivation to have one's group be dominant over other social groups defines

• A) prejudice.
• B) stereotyping.
• C) social dominance orientation.
• D) none of these choices.

Comprehend the role of hypotheses in psychological research.

Acknowledge the importance of replication in scientific research.

Describe the process of scientific investigation in psychology.

Understand the significance of complete and ethical reporting in psychological research.

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Definitions:

Performance Appraisal

A systematic evaluation process of an employee's job performance and productivity in relation to certain pre-established criteria and organizational objectives.

Validity

The extent to which performance on a measure (such as a test score) is related to what the measure is designed to assess (such as job performance).

Relevant

Pertaining to or connected with the matter at hand; applicable or significant to the topic being discussed.

Paired-comparison Method

A technique in performance appraisal where an employee's performance is compared directly with that of another employee.