Blake's Research Findings on the Only Child Suggest That

question 28

Multiple Choice

Blake's research findings on the only child suggest that

• A) only children tend to be spoiled, overly dependent and lonely.
• B) children with siblings were more satisfied with important aspects of their lives, notably jobs and health.
• C) only children do better than children from any other family size.
• D) both A and B are true.

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Definitions:

Job Satisfaction

Relates to the level of contentment employees feel about their job, which is influenced by various factors including work conditions, compensation, growth opportunities, and recognition.

Systematic Study

A structured and methodical approach to inquiry and knowledge acquisition, often involving empirical research and analysis.

Leadership Behaviour

Actions taken by a leader to influence or guide a group towards achieving its goals.

Initiating Structure

A leadership behavior that organizes and defines what group members should be doing to maximize output.