Use the Following to Answer Questions

question 9

Multiple Choice

Use the following to answer questions
-paterfamilias

• A)The assembly that was the main institution of power in the Roman Republic, originally composed only of aristocrats.
• B)Primary executives in the Roman Republic, elected for one-year terms, who commanded the army in battle, administered state business, and supervised financial affairs.
• C)The Roman hereditary aristocracy, who held most of the political power in the republic.
• D)The common people of Rome, who were free but had few of the patricians' advantages.
• E)A series of three wars between Rome and Carthage in which Rome emerged the victor.
• F)The oldest dominant male of the family, who held great power over the lives of family members.
• G)The "Roman peace," a period during the first and second centuries C.E. of political stability and relative peace.
• H)In Jewish belief, a savior who would bring a period of peace and happiness for Jews; many Christians came to believe that Jesus was that savior.
• I)Originally referring to those who lived in the countryside, the term came to mean those who practiced religions other than Judaism or Christianity.
• J)A Christian Church official with jurisdiction over a certain area and the power to determine the correct interpretation of Christian teachings.

Grasp the antecedents that interact to result in perceived causes of behavior.

Recognize how the attribution process impacts the workplace, including performance evaluations and relationships.

Understand the difference between internal and external attributions and when each is likely to be made.

Appreciate the role of cultural differences in perceptual processes, especially in attribution errors.

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