If Our Initial Reaction to a Person Is Highly Negative

question 15

Multiple Choice

If our initial reaction to a person is highly negative, and frequent exposure makes us feel even more negatively toward the person, such feelings would be explained as

• A) not related to the mere-exposure effect.
• B) the effects of proximity.
• C) the mere-exposure effect.
• D) an exception to the mere-exposure effect

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Definitions:

Codetermination

A German system of worker participation that allows workers to help formulate overall business strategy. German workers’ councils review and influence management policies on a wide range of issues, including when and where new plants should be built and how capital should be invested in technological innovation.

Workers' Councils

Bodies formed by workers in various sectors to represent their interests, often in the context of self-management or industrial democracy.

Labor Recruitment

The process by which companies identify and screen candidates to fill job vacancies.

Internal Labor Markets

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