The Ten Traits Discussed in the Chapter Include

question 8

Multiple Choice

The ten traits discussed in the chapter include:

• A) five heredity factors and five environmentally transmitted factors
• B) six personality characteristics, two classic motivational drives, and two value orientations
• C) four emotional factors, four intellectual factors, and two drives toward extroversion
• D) six communication characteristics and four dominant leadership skills

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Definitions:

Situational Causes

Attributes the reasons for behavior or events to external factors in the environment or specific situations.

External Causes

Factors outside an individual's control that influence events, outcomes, or behaviors, such as environmental conditions or other people's actions.

Low-status Employees

Workers within an organization who hold positions that are considered lower in rank, power, or social standing.

High-status Employees

Individuals within an organization who hold positions of high rank or esteem and typically possess significant influence or authority.