The Reinforcement-Affect Model of Affiliative Behavior Is Based on the Premise

question 55

Multiple Choice

The reinforcement-affect model of affiliative behavior is based on the premise that

• A) we feel good when we affiliate with people.
• B) we affiliate with those people with whom we associate positive feelings.
• C) we like our family members better than non-family members.
• D) we tend to like agreeable people better than non-agreeable people.

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Definitions:

Duty of Performance

An agent’s obligation to perform the duties specified in the agency agreement and to do so with reasonable skill and care.

Principal

The amount of money originally invested or loaned, on which basis interest and returns are calculated.

Agent

A party who has the authority to act on behalf of and bind another party.

Third-Party Beneficiary

A person who is not directly involved in a contract but is entitled to benefits from its performance by the contracting parties.