Fredrickson, Joiner, and Levenson Have Supported the , Which Posits

question 21

Multiple Choice

Fredrickson, Joiner, and Levenson have supported the , which posits that positive emotions aid the mind and the body by recovering a sense of balance and flexibility following an episode experience of_____emotion.

• A) undoing hypothesis; positive
• B) broaden-and-build model; negative
• C) broaden-and-build model; positive
• D) undoing hypothesis; negative

Understand the scope and application of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.

Comprehend the rules and conditions for union representation and collective bargaining.

Recognize the legal frameworks around strikes and employer-union negotiations.

Identify the elements and defenses in discrimination suits, including disparate treatment and impact.

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Definitions:

Openness

A personality trait that involves the willingness to experience new ideas, activities, and thoughts without resistance.

Conditions Of Worth

The conditions under which individuals judge themselves worthy of the positive regard of others, as proposed by Carl Rogers in his theory of personality.

Carl Rogers

An influential American psychologist who founded the humanistic approach to psychology, emphasizing the importance of free will, self-actualization, and psychological health.

Negative Reinforcement

The termination of an unpleasant condition after a response, which increases the probability that the response will be repeated.