An Attitude Is

question 33

Multiple Choice

An attitude is

• A) an internal trait that makes a person unique.
• B) a set of actions that a person in a particular position is supposed to perform.
• C) a competence in performing activities.
• D) a person's behavior caused by information and experience.
• E) one's evaluation, feelings, and behavioral tendencies toward an object or idea.

Understand the principles of Path-goal Theory and its implications for leadership effectiveness.

Learn about effective time management techniques and their relevance in managerial work.

Grasp the importance of support and task orientation in leadership for achieving role clarity and high performance.

Recognize the significance of internal motivation and professional values in producing quality work.

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Definitions:

Differential Reinforcement

A behavioral principle that involves reinforcing specific behaviors while withholding reinforcement for others, to encourage the desired behavior.

Deviant Act

Any behavior that violates the norms or expectations of a group or society, which can result in social disapproval or sanction.

Reintegrative Shaming

A concept in criminology that suggests shame can be used as a form of punishment that encourages offenders to reintegrate into society, differentiating between the act and the actor.

Stigmatizing

The act of discrediting or devaluing individuals on the basis of attributes, behaviors, or reputations that are socially disapproved or seen as undesirable.