In Terms of Expectancies About the Effects of Alcohol, Canadian

question 171

Multiple Choice

In terms of expectancies about the effects of alcohol, Canadian researchers Paglia and Room (1999) found that

• A)most people believe that alcohol has a greater effect on themselves than on others.
• B)most people believe that alcohol has a greater effect on others than on themselves.
• C)negative expectancies are stronger predictors of drinking behaviour than are positive.
• D)women are more likely to believe that drinking behaviour is related to aggression.

Recognize the implications of various attachment styles on child development and later life outcomes.

Recognize the role of parental sensitivity and responsiveness in forming secure attachments.

Understand the methods and measures used to assess attachment (e.g., Strange Situation).

Understand the generational transmission and variability of attachment styles.

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Definitions:

Ethical Behaviors

Actions guided by principles and values considered morally right and beneficial for the greater good.

Managerial Actions

The decisions, behaviors, and practices undertaken by managers to achieve organizational goals.

Prevailing Culture

The dominant set of attitudes, values, and practices that characterizes an organization or social group.

Communications Competency

The skill of efficiently transmitting, understanding, and interpreting messages, data, and concepts via different methods and mediums.