Learning the Relations Between One's Own Behaviour and Its Consequences

question 84

Multiple Choice

Learning the relations between one's own behaviour and its consequences is

• A)statistical learning.
• B)instrumental conditioning.
• C)classical conditioning.
• D)perceptual learning.

Understand and analyze personality traits using Cattell's trait theory.

Differentiate between source traits and surface traits according to Cattell's theory.

Identify the role of sems/sentiments, and ergs in shaping personality and behavior as per Cattell's theory.

Apply Cattell's trait theory to real-life scenarios and individuals to understand personality dynamics.

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Definitions:

Progressive Discipline

A method of employee discipline that applies increasingly severe penalties for repeated offenses.

Respondeat Superior

The legal doctrine that imposes liability on employers and makes them pay for torts committed by their employees within the scope of the employer’s business. Literally translated, it means “Let the master respond.”

Non-delegable Duty

A legal obligation that cannot be transferred to another party and must be performed by the individual or entity to whom it is assigned.

Tort

A private wrong that injures another person’s physical well-being, property, or reputation.