Children Whose Parents Believe That They Are Not Very Capable

question 56

Multiple Choice

Children whose parents believe that they are not very capable and must work harder than others to succeed are likely to

• A) have a learned-helpless attributional style.
• B) have an incremental view of ability.
• C) develop a mastery-oriented attributional style by early adolescence.
• D) work harder to win their parents' approval.

Understand the strategies for achieving sustainability in business operations.

Recognize the differences between Eastern and Western leadership styles in the context of sustainability.

Identify the importance of collaboration with suppliers and partners for sustainable development.

Understand how to avoid short-termism within a company for sustainable growth.

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Definitions:

Statistical Test

A procedure used to determine whether the observed data significantly deviates from a hypothesis.

Inferential Statistics

A branch of statistics that infers properties about a population based on a sample of data drawn from that population.

Descriptive Statistics

Values that organize and describe the characteristics of a collection of data, sometimes called a data set.

Nonparametric Statistics

Nonparametric statistics refer to statistical methods used when data do not require a normal distribution, often utilized for analyzing ranked or ordinal data.