When Formulating Hypotheses, How Do Conceptual Definitions Differ from Operational

question 96

Multiple Choice

When formulating hypotheses, how do conceptual definitions differ from operational definitions?

• A) Conceptual definitions sound like dictionary definitions, whereas operational definitions are empirical definitions.
• B) Conceptual definitions are pictorial representations of concepts, whereas operational definitions are measures of the variables being studied.
• C) Conceptual definitions are empirical definitions, whereas operational definitions sound like dictionary definitions.
• D) Conceptual definitions are measures of the variables being studied, whereas operational definitions are pictorial representations of concepts.

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Definitions:

Work Context

The physical and social environment in which work is performed, including conditions, culture, and external influences affecting the workforce.

Evaluation

The systematic assessment of processes, projects, or performances to determine their effectiveness, quality, or value.

Emotional Labor

The method of controlling emotions and expressions to meet a job's emotional demands.

Deep Acting

The process of managing one's emotions by consciously trying to feel the emotion one is required to display, as opposed to simply faking the external signs of the emotion.