A Field Experiment in Rwanda Exposed People to One of Two

question 31

Multiple Choice

A field experiment in Rwanda exposed people to one of two radio shows over a year.People listened to either a soap opera with health messages or a soap opera with themes of reducing intergroup prejudice.The results indicated:

• A)the type of show made no difference in attitudes toward interracial marriage.
• B)those exposed to the show with health messages showed negative attitudes toward interracial marriage.
• C)those exposed to the show with health messages showed more positive attitudes toward interracial marriage.
• D)those exposed to the show about reducing prejudice showed more positive attitudes toward interracial marriage.

Understand the concept of power in leadership and its determinants.

Identify and describe the types of skills required for effective leadership.

Evaluate the transferability of managerial skills across different organizations.

Understand the traits and behaviors associated with narcissistic leaders and their effectiveness.

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Definitions:

Slave Labor

The forced labor of people treated as property (slaves), commonly used without pay and under threat of violence.

Egalitarian Value System

A belief system that emphasizes equality, advocating for equal rights and opportunities for all individuals, regardless of their background or status.

Devaluing Free Labor

The process by which the economic and social value of work done voluntarily or without wage compensation is diminished.

Cotton Boom

A period of rapid expansion in the cotton industry marked by increased production in the southern United States, largely fueled by slave labor, in the 19th century.