Compared with Low-SES Parents, Higher-SES Parents

question 63

Multiple Choice

Compared with low-SES parents, higher-SES parents

• A) are more punitive.
• B) are more likely to be authoritarian.
• C) can spend more quality time with their children.
• D) encourage conformity to a greater degree.

Recognize the historical evolution of management theories and key contributors.

Comprehend the goals of organizational behaviour and apply them to solve organizational problems.

Explain the concept and practice of evidence-based management.

Understand the human relations movement and its critiques of earlier management approaches.

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Definitions:

Conditioning

A training method where a person's actions are increasingly influenced by the presence of a specific environmental cue.

Fear Neutral Stimuli

Stimuli that originally do not provoke fear responses but can become fear-inducing when associated with a negative event.

Shock

A medical emergency involving a sudden drop in blood flow throughout the body, or a strong emotional or physical response to a traumatic event.

Stimulus Generalization

The psychological phenomenon where a response to a specific stimulus is elicited by similar stimuli, indicating a lack of discrimination.