The Difference Between a Blog and a Social Networking Site

question 29

Multiple Choice

The difference between a blog and a social networking site is that

• A)unlike blogs, social networking sites make it possible for users to post information, comments, and opinions to which others can respond.
• B)unlike social networking sites, blogs give users the ability to reach large numbers of readers around the world with a variety of information, comments, and opinions.
• C)social networking sites enable every user to be a potential sender and receiver of information, while blogs are more limited.
• D)blogs provide users with the ability to interact in real time with readers around the world, and to share ideas with them, while social networking sites do not.

Recognize the role of needs in motivation, according to Maslow and Alderfer's theories.

Analyze the role of expectancy, instrumentality, and valence in the expectancy theory of motivation.

Explain how equity theory influences motivation and workplace behavior.

Understand the principles of goal-setting theory and its impact on performance.

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Definitions:

Taxable Income

The portion of an individual's or entity's income used to determine how much tax is owed to the government.

Marginal Tax Rate

The amount of tax paid on an additional dollar of income, which varies depending on income levels and tax brackets.

Federal Personal Income Taxes

Taxes imposed by the federal government on the annual income of individuals or households.

Marginal Tax Rate

The tax rate applied to an individual's or entity's last dollar of income, indicating the percentage of tax paid on additional income.