Research on the Consequences of Self-Promotion Indicates That

question 49

Multiple Choice

Research on the consequences of self-promotion indicates that

• A) persons who verbally self-promote tend to be liked and respected more than those who do not.
• B) self-promoting statements maximally impress an audience when they come directly from the individual they promote, not when they are made by others on behalf of the individual.
• C) self-promoting statements can backfire and undermine an impression of competence.
• D) job interviewers prefer persons who present themselves modestly.

Understand the dynamics between labor and land in historical context.

Comprehend the evolution and current state of American agriculture.

Recognize the significance of mass production and mass consumption in economic growth.

Understand the impact of the New Deal and subsequent economic policies on the United States economy.

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